This coming Sunday, March 28, I will be leading a Cayuga Bird Club field trip.
We will meet at Stewart Park, east end, at 8:00 am.
Please register in advance with me (suan.y...@gmail.com). There is a
limit of six cars.
We will drive up the east shore of the lake, stopping at various
points
Yesterday afternoon the snow geese hung out on the shore of some
houses between Seneca Lake State Park and Wolffy's. Many visitors got
to see them, though parking on lawns became a problem which prompted
the police to come by to remind people to stay off private property.
I was there a couple
I have had about 20-50 red polls show up at my feeders every morning for the
past 6 weeks This AM there were 50. They have been so entertaining to watch.
I too will miss them when they leave.
But happily, my “resident” meadowlark is back!
Kate
> On Mar 22, 2021, at 11:33 AM, Barbara
We had NO redpolls all winter.until today. About 4pm two redpolls
appeared on our stone patio and scavenged sunflower seed under a feeder.
They did not stay long. On the other hand, two Bluebirds showed up
about the same time and are checking out bird houses. And yesterday a
pair of
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Every year, I look forward to the return of "my" phoebes. I just saw my first
one near the back porch, where a pair has been nesting for years under the
eaves. I hope they once again nest on my porch!
My unofficial "start of spring" has arrived.
Robyn Bailey
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We had one yesterday. We’ve seen two at our kitchen window feeders regularly
since the beginning of January, but that was the only one who showed up in the
last week. On the other hand, we haven’t been inside, looking out the windows
as much!
> On Mar 22, 2021, at 9:52 AM, bob mcguire
Spied a Meadowlark pair on Cornell’s Mt. Pleasant fields (off of the abandoned
Mineah Rd) yesterday mid-morning. Spring, spring and more spring!
Eveline Ferretti
Public Programs and Communication Administrator
Albert R. Mann Library
Cornell University Library
Ithaca, NY 14853
e...@cornell.edu
While out walking on Bundy Road this morning at 9:35 I saw and heard 5
kildeer in the agricultural fields on the south side. They were living up
to their name: Charadrius "vociferus". Marsha Kardon
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Same here. A small group has been regular at the sunflower feeder for the past
few weeks. Snyder Hill area, Ithaca.
I wonder when they will decide to head back north? I’ll miss them!
Bob
> On Mar 22, 2021, at 9:42 AM, Christie Rochester
> wrote:
>
> I still have a few (4) that come to my
I still have a handful of them in Newfield, foraging on and under the feeders.
The group grew from an occasional one or two in mid-February to about 40 last
week and is now dwindling.
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I still have a few (4) that come to my feeders in the morning in Victor,
NY.
Christie Rochester
727.7995
On Mon, Mar 22, 2021, 8:30 AM Nancy Cusumano
wrote:
> I’m house sitting for friends, located on one of the hills south of
> Binghamton. There are still a dozen redpolls here. They only show
I’m house sitting for friends, located on one of the hills south of Binghamton.
There are still a dozen redpolls here. They only show up in the cool mornings.
I was surprised to see them still here.
Nancy Cusumano
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