Sheffield Road near Rt. 79, east side of road.
Deb
Deborah G. Grantham
Director, Northeastern Integrated Pest Management Center
Cornell Institute for Resource Information Sciences
Faculty Fellow, Cornell Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future Cornell
University
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Eastern Phoebe arrived today in Berkshire. A pair of meadowlarks arrived last
Sunday.
- Pat
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Yet to have an Eastern Phoebe here this year, but got to watch a Northern
Mockingbird do a pretty good imitation this morning.
Duane
Trumansburg, NY
On Mon, Mar 27, 2023, 4:22 PM Tim Gallagher wrote:
> I had a Phoebe yesterday in Freeville.
>
> On Mar 27, 2023, at 4:13 PM, Ken Haas wrote:
>
I had a Phoebe yesterday in Freeville.
On Mar 27, 2023, at 4:13 PM, Ken Haas wrote:
Not far from John G.’s place, I had the FOY Phoebe, too and Purple Finch here
in Mecklenberg this morning.
Ken Haas
On Mar 27, 2023, at 2:48 PM, John Gregoire wrote:
Interesting morning as we had a parti
Not far from John G.’s place, I had the FOY Phoebe, too and Purple Finch here
in Mecklenberg this morning.
Ken Haas
> On Mar 27, 2023, at 2:48 PM, John Gregoire
> wrote:
>
> Interesting morning as we had a partially leucistic Song Sparrow, a Gray
> Ghost and the return of a Phoebe. The lat
Interesting morning as we had a partially leucistic Song Sparrow, a Gray
Ghost and the return of a Phoebe. The latter has an avg arrival date of
April 1st per our 37 year norm here in the SW corner of the CLB.
Further away in Watkins Glen, Sandhill Cranes (nesters in Queen Catherine
Marsh the last
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Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2018 1:32 PM
To: Sara Jane Hymes
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Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Eastern Phoebe
I am so distressed for all the returning insect eating birds. Yes, I know they
have other strategies etc etc but still
I am so distressed for all the returning insect eating birds. Yes, I know
they have other strategies etc etc but still. And on top of declining
numbers of insects in general, especially high quality big ones.
Thanks for noting this too Sara Jane.
Linda Orkin
On Wed, Apr 18, 2018 at 9:16 AM, Sa
Over the past couple weeks of cold since Phoebes arrived I have seen them often
dropping to the ground like Eastern Bluebirds for more sedentary prey. I also
recently watched a Phoebe eat several Poison Ivy berries. Phoebes’ adaptability
lets them survive despite the shortage of aerial food.
-
I had my first PHOEBE today on Eastern Heights walkway near water tower. It
was desperately trying to find a bug to catch in the cold weather!
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Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Eastern Phoebe, Arts Quad
Well, it's possible. The singer of the phoebe song was pretty physically
distant fro
Yesterday morning at Sapsucker Woods, the starlings were doing kingbird and
wood duck and meadowlark (among others, no doubt).
Meanwhile, there was legitimate singing from chickadee, titmouse, cardinal:
sounded and felt like spring!
Suan
On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 9:37 AM, cedar Mathers-Winn
wrote:
At 8:30 this morning in the Arts Quad at Cornell, heard an EASTERN PHOEBE sing
one phrase of song. A few minutes later heard KILLDEER calls, but possible that
these were from a nearby starling that was calling intermittently.
As much as I keep telling myself we may see some winter yet...
Cedar
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Spotted an Eastern Phoebe on Dodge Road in trees just south of the stream
crossing about noon today (playing hooky from work).
Ken
Kenneth J. Kemphues
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I have a phoebe that is still hanging around the yard and barn. Isn't it
late for them to still be here?
Karen Edelstein
Lansing, NY
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I swear I've been hearing an EAPH singing the past few days... just around
dusk last night and this morning at 6:45am! I had one nesting on my barn ALL
summer, and screaming her "PHOE-BE!" song all summer, but just realized she's
been quiet for awhile. Then I heard it last night and this morni
About a week and a half ago, during one of several swings I made up Cayuga
Vista Drive looking for the Northern Shrike, I saw a bird in the hedgerow
that dropped down as soon as I got my binoculars up. I had observed a dark
head, light chest. I waited for it to appear again, but it did not. I
retur
Had our first Eastern Phoebe singing from the yard this morning at Monkey Run.
Chris Wood
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This morning, while surveying my back yard
where I have a bird feeder, an Eastern phoebe
flew into our garden and landed on the tip of a
garden stake. Less than 10 feet from me, it
bobbed its tail a few times while I observed
it with my binoculars, then it flew off.
According to eBird, this is a
Last night I learned that a few days ago (maybe mid-week?) Stefhan Ohlström saw what sounds to me like an Eastern Phoebe at his house on West Hill near EcoVillage. It was near his pond, I think. He hasn't seen it since. --Dave NutterOn Dec 24, 2011, at 08:04 AM, Marie P Read wrote:I know it's been
I know it's been a mild winter, but.there's an Eastern Phoebe foraging in
my backyard as I write! (Wah??)
Marie
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Freeville NY 13068 USA
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Hi All,
I took a walk today with my dog and I saw an Easter Phoebe on the Charlie
Major Nature Trail in Skaneateles. It was at the 2nd bridge coming in from the
Franklin Rd. entrance. There were also a large flock of Cedar Waxwings, a
Brown Creeper, Cardinals and Chickadees singing, Goldfinch
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