All,
Met up with 10 others at the Visitor's center 7 am Sunday July 31st
for our second "shorebird" walk of the fall migration season. We spent
a little over 5 hours birding wildlife drive of which we were given
permission to get out of our vehicles to bird. Dave Nutter co-led
another group at
Can anyone recommend a free phone app that can record bird calls easily?
Thanks.
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*Therese*
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Cayugabirds-L List Info:
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Right. A lawnmower-free future lies ahead. Gardens, groves and meadows will
replace them. Let's hope it's sooner rather than later. Why not create more
bird, butterfly and general critter habitat? So heartening to hear the sounds
of the natural world.
Regi
"Love the animals, love the
The drought is terrible in most ways but there is one thing I appreciate
about it. I can eat dinner on my screened porch, or walk around in my
garden without hearing lawn mowers! My neighborhood has many HUGE lawns
and most summers it is unusual to be outside without hearing at least one,
often
...on rural Lansing Station Rd by Cayuga Lake. Mostly nature sounds and no
lake-enhanced human voices, lawn mowers or motor boats, as I enjoy my coffee on
the screened part of the back deck that is surrounded by huge oak branches! It
is truly a tree house.
The local Common Loon uttered its
