Please don't take your conversation off line as I find your various points
of view on this issue fascinating.
Candace Cornell
On Thu, Sep 17, 2020 at 12:34 PM John Luther Cisne
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> If I’m not mistaken, we can all agree that Global Warming isn’t just for
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While this is an interesting discussion, we have certainly veered far off
the topic of Cayuga Birds. It might be time to move this specific thread
to a private discussion.
Thanks.
On Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 12:26 AM David Nicosia
wrote:
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> This analogy is not true. The atmosphere doesn't wor
The huge migration in our area last night and this mass mortality event in the
southwest of what are apparently emaciated birds has started me wondering what
kind of monitoring is done on condition of migrating birds. How much data is
collected each fall at banding stations, how widely is that i
I spoke with family in Harding County NM (remote NE of state). They started
seeing bird deaths in August--disoriented birds flying into their porch area
and outbuildings. Not good news.
From: bounce-124943857-3493...@list.cornell.edu
on behalf of Susan Stevens
Linda, We have not seen Chris's comments on what he was hearing but banders
reported nothing that would indicate that a mass migration graced us with a
stopover as we have been consistently overflown during these predicted high
movement times. The predictions are fine but many are misreading the
