The waxwings are currently on Sapsucker Woods Road between 13 and Kip's Barn.
Right now there's a large batch of cars marking the spot and a few scopes on
the birds. They are pretty far into the thicket at eye level in a mixed flock
(both Cedars and Bohemians), sometimes flying in and out of a
Thanks for the details. I had a few thoughts about your report:1) Anyone who is still at work after 5:30, who sees something wished-for but wildly unlikely which no one else has seen and which mysteriously disappears the moment they glance away... mybe that person has been working too hard.2)
Google Glasses are the answer. Soon they will be able to:
1. Record everything you see so you can prove you are not wacky (this will be
necessary since you will look wacky with the glasses on)
2. Project anything you aren't seeing but would like to into your field of
view. This will help with
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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
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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
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
Hi,
Here are a few more details on my hard-to-believe sighting of BOHEMIAN WAXWINGS
at Sapsucker Woods.
I noticed a flock of birds dropping into a bare treetop outside my office
window — raising my binoculars I saw that they were waxwings and counted 16.
Although they were facing away against
