Please post to list if you have seen the Western Tanager at Day Hall/Cornell
Store today (3/16/16) or yesterday.
A friend from Syracuse wants to come see it.
Thanks,
Donna
Donna L. Scott
535 Lansing Station Road
Lansing
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An additional wrinkle that may affect a rural homeowner's plans to keep an
abandoned field open through infrequent mowing is that certain shrub and tree
species respond very aggressively to cutting, and in a single season can put up
enough new woody growth to overwhelm the available machinery, f
I saw it alongside Day Hall on its usual window sill and on the ground below at
7:40 this morning.
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Thanks to Liisa, at 10:25 this morning I was able to spot him in the two
smallish trees just west of the benches in Wee Stinky Glen. He was
eating some of the dessicated fruit in one tree (crab apple?), then went
down to the water to get a drink, then flew back up and spent quite
awhile in the
Hi all,
I wanted to test a lens, so I went to Stewart park in search of subjects. I
did find lots of gulls to photograph. But the highlight was three adult Lesser
Black-backed gulls. Each of them could be distinguished by the amount of black
on the red spot of their beaks. Two of them were clo
The Tupper Road Ravens seem to have gone quiet, perhaps indicating that
incubation is underway?
-Geo
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Near the base of the east wall outside the usual Campus Store entrance at 3pm.
Michael Engle
Reference/Instruction/Collection Development
106 Olin Library
Cornell University
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I have published over a dozen 10 professional articles on shrublands, including
extensive surveys of birds nesting in different stages of early succession from
abandoned field up to sapling forest. I have had several grants about
management for Golden-winged Warblers and I am going to a conferen
S is for Spring - and for Swans (Trumpeter), Shovelers, Sandhill Cranes,
Swallows (Tree), Song Sparrows, & Savannah Sparrow. All were seen around
Savannah (Carncross & Armitage Rds) along with GW Teal, Wood Ducks, N. Pintail,
A. Wigeon, Gadwall, Ring-necked, Canvasback, Mallards, & Black Ducks.
Out of basin but I was excited to see a eastern meadowlark singing in the grass
at Lamoreaux Landing Wine Cellars (Lodi, NY).
David Diaz
Tburg
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Helpless to resist today's cumulus-studded sky, I took my lunch out in the yard
with scope from 12:30 to 1:45, hoping a few raptors would be migrating across
the strong west wind. My entire tally: 1 Rough-legged Hawk
-Geo Kloppel
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At 4 PM yesterday (thur.) Dave Fitch (from Liverpool) and I found the WESTERN
TANAGER in a tall Wee Stinky Glen tree close to the sidewalk that runs between
the creek and the berm over the campus store. It was eating a lot of dull
orange dried fruit in the tree. I don't think that tall a tree co
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