From November through April Project FeederWatch participants can
report observations of eye disease as part of their regular counts.
I'm not aware of anyone else collecting data on eye disease.
Since you have such a significant outbreak, you should probably take
For Roy Park south after a few people listened to recording we couldn’t decide.
We are listing as “vireo sp.” Merlin suggested multiple vireos at that spot
including Philadelphia but no visual on a Philly & not enough definitive
evidence.
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Peter - I had one at my feeder which I was fortunately able to gently capture
and take to the CU Wildlife clinic where it was treated and released. I took
down my feeders and cleaned them all and have not seen any other sick ones
since.
- S
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A number of goldfinch at my feeder in W. Danby have eye disease. They’re so
disoriented they often land on me as a perch trying to find the feeders, which
I scrub each week with warm water and a touch of bleach. Is the LabofO still
keeping tabs on this? If so where to report my data. Other
Thanks, Donna. I have checked and the person who was at the Lab’s reception
desk when you came in was a bit confused about the current protocols. I’m sorry
that you were not able to leave that oriole with us (we have a very active
research program on that very species!), but that was just an
FYI. 5/20/22
lab of O receptionist just told me they will not accept any bird carcasses due
to Avian Flu.
I just tried to give him an oriole that most likely was struck by a car in my
road. But since i did not witness actual strike, he could not accept the dead
bird.
I found it in middle
Hopefully they will not be mowed until after young have fledged, if they
indeed are nesting there.
On Fri, May 20, 2022 at 9:45 AM Eveline V. Ferretti
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> Meaning the fields across from the Tompkins County SPCA; on Hanshaw Road.
>
> -Original Message-
> From:
On blue trail in a couple different spots singing. Lots of warblers today.
Possibly Philadelphia Vireo near the river but I wasn’t positive as were also
Blue-headed and Red-eyed also all once so will have to review the recording.
I’m not counting it yet.
All the usual suspects for this hot
We’ve also seen bobolinks in the field at the NW corner of Halseyville Rd. and
Aiken Rd. for the past week.
Barbara
Town of Enfield
> On May 20, 2022, at 9:45 AM, Eveline V. Ferretti wrote:
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> Meaning the fields across from the Tompkins County SPCA; on Hanshaw Road.
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> -Original
Meaning the fields across from the Tompkins County SPCA; on Hanshaw Road.
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I've seen bobolinks gracing the Mount Pleasant fields and the fields across the
SPCA with their good cheer this past week. (I've done lots and lots of dog
walking across the SPCA fields over these past couple of years and had never
before seen bobolinks so that was a nice surprise. Or maybe I
What town is this, please?
Donna Scott
Lansing
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I have an Olive-sided Flycatcher singing and hunting from the top of a snag at
my pond this morning.
-Geo
Geo Kloppel, West Danby
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> I have had one in my yard for two days and I love it. I’ve never had
> bobolinks visit me before.
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> Enfield - 79 and Van Dorn
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> Charisse
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> On Thu, May 19, 2022 at 11:11 PM Elizabeth Windstein
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>> I was excited to see my first bobolinks …in the big field off the FLT at
>> the end
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