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The Cayuga Bird Club will hold its Annual meeting with election of officers
tonight, October 14, at 7:30 at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, with cookies
and conversation at 7:15.
Our speaker, Bob Beck, author of The Journey at Malloryville Bog: Commitment,
Teamwork and Tenacity in Defense of
The female BLUE GROSBEAK continues on gravel road section of Bluegrass Lane,
south of Hanshaw, well east of Warren Rd.
I saw the bird today, 14 Oct 2013, at 12:58 pm, and had it in view about 6
minutes. It was in the same spot where it was originally found: in the very SW
corner of the corn
The bird is now on the west side of the road, in the north edge of the
southern corn field. It's been out in the open calling for several minutes.
On Oct 14, 2013 1:38 PM, Kevin J. McGowan k...@cornell.edu wrote:
The female BLUE GROSBEAK continues on gravel road section of Bluegrass
Lane,
The other day at Upper Buttermilk I came across two RUBY-CROWNED
KINGLETS behaving in a way I have never observed before. Previously,
whenever I have seen the red crown on these little birds is when they
merely spread the feathers on their head to expose their beautiful
crimson. Not so this
I put of few of the meager photos I got of the female Blue Grosbeak at
https://plus.google.com/photos/101683745969614096883/albums/5915055030558568481.
Kevin
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Have a Rufous Hummingbird visiting my feeders in Seneca Falls.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/105424358@N06/10276043945/
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Hi Dave,
Really cool bird. I have very limited experience with juveniles of western
hummingbirds, but I did learn this summer that many of the western species
(including for example, broad-tailed and calliope) can show rufous flanks. In
your pictures I do see hints of rufous on the rump,
Hi all,
I am curious as to note that the bird has been calling whole day while
yesterday and day before it was quiet. Does weather has to do anything with it?
Any explanations anybody has to offer?
Yesterday when I was there was a fair bit activity in the south east corner of
the corn
Surprisingly big. (for the late date) thrush flight going on right now - mostly
Swainsons. Heard Greater Yellowlegs and Green Heron. Big glow from the Cornell
stadium - must be awesome there now.
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