Posting for Kyle Wright who around 8 a.m. had a flock of 20 Bohemian Waxwings
traveling with 15 Cedars in vicinity of the horse barn on Yenny Road. Birds
presently not being seen: 9:15 am, Xmas Sunday, 12/22. But, hopefully are
still nearby.
Yenny Rd is off Makyes Road which is off Seneca
SFO group 5 had great looks at 3 Bohemian Waxwings at the Edwards Cliff
Preserve at the end of Teeter Rd. These particular birds were perched
openly just inside the preserve to the south of the open area near the
entrance. There was a flock of approximately 75 waxwings while we were in
the preser
Susan Newman and I just came across a flock of about 30 Bohemian Waxwings in
the trees along the road just west of the Northwood Apts. off Warren Road. The
trees are on the north side of the road on the border of the overgrown field
that used to be a public pool many decades ago.
Scott
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60+ On Campus Road in Gully across Freidman Wrestling Center.
This was massage on Cayuga RBA a minute ago
Meena
PS My colleagues saw a Turkey on that road too.
Meena Haribal
Boyce Thompson Institute
Ithaca NY 14850
http://meenaharibal.blogspot.com/
http://haribal.org/
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Flock of Bohemian Waxwings -- about a dozen birds, as far as I could see -- in
some berry-bearing trees on the north Wilson Trail. Very cooperative (not to
mention beautiful)! I was there at around 4 PM.
cheers,
Gordon Bonnet
Trumansburg NY
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Are visible sallying from the tall trees on north side of the Lab or
Ornithology building. Very cool to see them flycatching with Tree Swallows
going after the same prey!
Christopher Wood
eBird Project Leader
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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I just saw (about 7 pm April 4th) 9 Bohemian Waxwings hanging out in the
top of a white ash tree on Eastman Hill. I didn't see any cedar waxwings
with them.
Best,
David
David Werier
Botanical and Ecological Consultant
245 Eastman Hill Rd. Note new address
Willseyville,
The Bohemian Waxwings were no longer in the corner along Sapsucker Woods Rd.
when I walked over at 1:30 , so I decided to cross Rte 13 onto Brown Rd. to see
if they were after any of the fruit trees that are around the industrial park
near the airport. Just after I crossed, however, the flock of
8:50 AM
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There is a flock of BOHEMIAN WAXWNGS at the sharp corner as you first come off
13.
Mary E. Winston
Public Outreach Assistant
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
(607)-254-2473
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedne
There is a flock of BOHEMIAN WAXWNGS at the sharp corner as you first come off
13.
Mary E. Winston
Public Outreach Assistant
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
(607)-254-2473
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our
people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, w
Marie Read put us onto a large flock of BOWAs this crisp morning. The first
report I had was not very accurate about location but gave me a clue so I hiked
out of the lab scanning the woods north, eventually got up to Brown Rd still
scanning and finally spotted her SUV down at the sharp corner a
Okay folks, let's keep a thread titled "BOHEMIAN WAXWINGS" on topic, shall
we?
Topically, these birds are still around but being very tough to see. Livia
and I had them fly over in the distance heading south around 9:30, then one
perched up in one of the trees on the island just outside the observ
Hi,
I never imagined that technology could or would be harnessed to actually dumb
down birding . The wild turkey binoc is, in my opinion, a very bad idea and
takes most of the fun out of birding. If this thing sells it is a truly sad day
for nature study . I only hope it is the dismal failure it
On Apr 3, 2013, at 7:07 AM, Chris Pelkie wrote:
> Google Glasses are the answer.
Check out Eagle Optics' new "Wild Turkey" binoculars, just introduced on Monday:
http://youtu.be/a53w35--K8k
Suan
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Walking into the building a few moments ago I had a flock of at least 8
BOHEMIAN WAXWINGS sitting in the trees north of the Lab building, just east of
the feeders, along the edge of the service drive.
They called, flew off over the building, circled back overhead, and then I lost
them.
But, th
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>> they really don'e penetrate much to the south of us in these winters.
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>> Good luck to all who search for these gorgeous birds!
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>> KEN
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>> Ken Rosenberg
>> Conservation Science Program
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A flock of 16 — all BOHEMIANS — outside my office window 3 minutes ago. May
have dropped down into trees or shrubs near the beginning of the Wilson Trail
on north side of Cornell Lab building. I reached for my phone to try to get at
picture and they were gone.
KEN
Ken Rosenberg
Conservation Sc
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