I had some spare time before pickup hockey at The Rink, so I decided to take an
evening walk in the Edwards Lake Cliffs preserve, not really expecting to see
anything special. To my surprise a loud peent emanated from the brush next to
one of the small open areas, and continued while I tried to
I found one GREAT EGRET in the north marsh behind the Montezuma Audubon Center
(2295 Route 89 Savannah) this afternoon at 2:30 pm while leading a Girl Scout
program.
Chris Lajewski
Education Manager
Montezuma Audubon Center
315.365.3588
clajew...@audubon.org
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Xing,
CLO stands for Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology, so it's the parking lot in
front of the ornithology lab On Sapsucker Woods Road. is that enough
information?
Donna
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Donna Scott
On Apr 5, 2013, at 8:39 PM, Xing Cai wrote:
> Hi there,
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> I am Xing Cai and I will go
From Wheeler Hill, Steuben County
For the first time since January 18 we have not had to refill our two
Niger seed tube feeders.
Michael
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Responding to some confusion regarding presenters at the April 8 Cayuga Bird
club meeting and realizing that people who may not regularly attend are not
quite sure of the scheduling I offer the following.
Our normally scheduled speakers start at 8 after a one half hour club meeting.
Andy aske
Thanks Colleen. I hope to see many of you at the dinner.
We will be starting the meeting this coming Monday at 7:25 and zipping
through. This month we are having an additional presentation from Andy Zepp
giving us all the Finger Lakes Land Trust news and exciting updates. Andy will
start his
The Cayuga Bird Club will hold its monthly meeting next Monday, April 8, at
7:30 at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, with cookies and conversation at 7:15.
David Nicosia, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the NOAA/National Weather
Service in Binghamton will present "Highways in the Sky - Wi
Ann Mitchell and I went out looking for owls yesterday evening, stating
early enough to heard Woodcocks as well. We found what I will confidently
say were at least 5 individual Woodcock behind the airport near where
Snyder and Mohawk meet. We were in the vicinity till well after 9 but
could not
Hi Bob
I'm pretty sure I saw a Woodcock out the back of my house on Cosmos Hill west
of Homer at about 6pm last night (Thursday 4th). I was walking in an area
between a field and scrub, and it just shot up in from of me.
Dimitri Ponirakis
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Yesterday evening, I spotted 2 Ospreys at the nest platform on Portland Point
(Cargill plant). One was in the nest, and the other was eating a very orange
fish (koi?) just below.
Robyn Bailey
Lansing
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Bob,
I suspect the cool weather has a lot to do with it. I believe that we are
having a significantly cooler-than-normal spring, due to the Jet Stream being
slightly farther south or much broader than usual. This, as I understand it, is
directly correlated to the reduction in sea ice in the arc
Saw my FOY female red-winged blackbird this morning at Commonland.
The 100+ ring-necked ducks that were still at the second dam yesterday morning
were gone this morning.
Saw my FOY sapsucker yesterday near the Giles St footbridge - a brilliant male,
yellow belly and all.
Suan
PS It would be m
I saw and heard 3 woodcocks last evening. But the first chorus of peepers was
even more exciting!
On Apr 5, 2013, at 9:11 AM, bob mcguire wrote:
Has anyone been hearing/seeing woodcocks in the past few days?
Back at the beginning of March we had several here on Whitted Rd (Snyder Hill).
And i
Has anyone been hearing/seeing woodcocks in the past few days?
Back at the beginning of March we had several here on Whitted Rd
(Snyder Hill). And in years past we have had up to seven in our and
neighboring fields. I went out last night around 8 pm to survey and
could not find a one. It wa
We had our first of year TREE SWALLOW this morning.
David McCartt
Tubbs Hill Rd.
Richford
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] migration on radar again
To: cayugabirds-L@cornell.edu
Date: Friday, April 5, 2013, 4:25 AM
The weather rad
The weather radar is showing night migration again now (4-5 April). What's moving in, or through, or away? Anybody got your ears to the skies? What will be different out there today? Last time there seemed to be an influx of Eastern Phoebes, American Robins, Song Sparrows, some other sparrows (Fox,
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