I've updated the 2013 list of first records for the Cayuga Lake Basin:http://www.cayugabirdclub.org/Resources/cayuga-lake-basin-first-recordsThis includes a number of corrections as well as adding everything of which I'm aware since mid-May. Please let me know of more additions, corrections, or que
Make that definite Red Knots at Montezuma on Tuesday. Chuck Gibson just
sent me some photos of the birds and gave me permission to post them.
https://picasaweb.google.com/37855303614931880/ACollectionOfBasinRarities20002013#5886366996072388898
I haven't heard from anyone who has been up there
A young male Orchard Oriole (presumably the same one Ken found yesterday)
was singing loudly along the boardwalk between the first and second staff
parking lots at the Lab this morning.
-Scott
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I'm looking now, without binoculars, at a pileated woodpecker sticking its head
out from the hole described below. Can't tell without binos if it's a young or
a roosting adult.
Suan
On May 9, 2013, at 7:35 PM, Suan Hsi Yong wrote:
> At the Mullholland wildflower preserve, not far from the par
Just a quick note to report that there was a significant but brief flight of
Black-billed Cuckoos last night (5-6 June). Unfortunately, I was unable to
start recording and listening until after 11:05pm, so I am nearly certain that
I missed several cuckoos. Between 11:17pm and 2:02am, a total of