Seven SFO participants joined me for an all day trip up the lake and in the
Montezuma area on Sunday. The morning was very windy, overcast and
chilly. While the afternoon brought out the sun, and a bit of warmth, the
wind was relentless all day, which was a hindrance in finding and getting
cle
I saw a single BOHEMIAN WAXWING south of the first turn on Sapsucker Woods as I
was coming to work this morning. I saw the bird as I was making the turn,
stopped (a safe distance away from the curve), and went back and verified it.
There probably were more, but I didn't stay to look for them.
Thanks to Tom Schulenberg for pointing out a couple Vespers Sparrows in the
trees at the corner of Sapsucker Woods and Hanshaw this morning.
Jeff
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Jeff Gerbracht
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Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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Hi all - On Sunday last I watched a PINE GROSBEAK at the sunflower tube
feeder. Came off and on most of the day. I watched it easily from the window
as it cracked the seeds and dropped the husks to the ground. There was a
Song Sparrow on the ground looking for food. Also, an Eastern Phoebe has
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1 Bohemian Waxwing mixed in with a small flock of Cedar Waxwings near the
small footbridge on the North side of the Wilson Trail.
-France
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I just looked out of my window to exercise my eyes and saw a Sharp-shinned hawk
circling with a far away peck which looked like a TV.
Looks like good winds, don't know what else is flying.
Cheers
Meena
Meena Haribal
Boyce Thompson Institute
Ithaca NY 14850
http://meenaharibal.blogspot.com/
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Spring is progressinghad our FOY Chipping Sparrow this afternoon!
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At last night's very well attended Cayuga Bird Club meeting at the Cornell Lab
of Ornithology, David Nicosia gave an overview of birds and weather. There was
a question about quantifying how many migrants are moving in relation to radar.
I mentioned some Sid Gauthreaux and Carroll Belser's work
The Montezuma Audubon Center is pleased to
welcome New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Wildlife
Technician Frank Morlock on Saturday, April 13 at 1:00 PM for a
presentation about the American Black Duck. Once the most abundant fresh-water
duck in eastern North America, the b
Dave Nicosia and I joined together to take some SFO members to hopefully
see Woodcocks and Owls. It was a very calm and warm evening which is great
for owls.
First we went to Irby Lovett's home in Ellis Hollow. There were 2 very
active Woodcocks
penting and making fluttery sounds with their wings
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