It's been a very birdy couple of days.
Carol Keeler
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Each day I've had 3 C Redpolls at my feeders. Today I have a flock of about
15. I still have large flocks of Juncos and Tree Sparrows. The regulars are
still coming as well. One new bird today was a Cowbird. It's a very busy day
at the feeders.
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My flock of Redpolls continues to grow. I'd guess it's up to 30 by now. Donna
called her feeders a mob scene. Mine are like that too. I've got hundreds of
birds milling around the feeders at once, so it's very hard to actually count a
specific species. I also had two male Bluebirds out on
I find it interesting that they eat Niger seed at your house and Sally's. At
mine they eat black oilseed, even though Niger is a choice. I only see
Goldfinches and House Finches on the Niger. Years ago when I had Redpolls,
they ate the Niger seed.
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earby beech tree and soon left. It
didn't catch anything.
Carol Keeler
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It was here again this morning. It's very interesting to watch its behavior.
I first spotted it this morning sitting on a birdhouse below my bedroom window.
I got my camera and took lots of pictures. It sat for maybe 15 minutes
constantly scanning the bushes. When I noticed that it was gon
How exciting! That's one bird I'll never get. What fun to get to watch it.
Could you get any pictures?
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> While finishing my morning coffee in the comfort of my warm kitchen facing
> Cayuga Lake, I was treated to a majestic
I've been wondering that very thing. One day I was there and both eagles were
near their new nest. Down near the lock an immature eagle was perched in a
tree. The eagles came down and drove it off. I have a feeling they won't
tolerate any other bird in the old location, which is too bad.
Se
My Cooper's Hawk has made counting birds for the Backyard Bird Count
impossible. It's been here each day, so no birds are coming to the feeders.
Yesterday it took a female Cardinal. This morning it sat in the weeping pine
where the feeders are located from at least 7:15 to 8:30. I was amazed
I received this on Oneida birds and thought I'd pass it along.
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> Date: February 17, 2013, 12:19:45 PM EST
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> Subject: [OneidaBirds] Fw: [BIRDSnGARDENS] Bi
Just had a flock of 20 Robins feeding on my lawn! Spring is coming. I still
have a few Redpolls each day at the feeders.
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Just had a pair of Bluebirds checking out a birdhouse! He was also singing.
Guess it's time to straighten and clean out the bird houses.
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The Montezuma wildlife drive is open up to the spillway. The water is all
frozen. There were gulls sitting on the ice as well as two juvenile Bald
Eagles. Other Bald Eagles were sitting on the far side of the river
silhouetted by the sun. I also spotted a Harrier checking out the marsh. Ther
I thought I'd forward this since its a rare sighting. I'll forward any
updates. Being its a goose, who knows how long it will stay in that area.
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Although I think someone has seen them before this year, I just found my FOS
Tree Swallows on East Rd.
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s the first Fox Sparrow
I've ever seen here. I saw it for only a minute and got a few pictures with
its back toward me. I haven't seen it again, unfortunately.
Carol Keeler
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My new Crossley Raptor guide just arrived from Amazon. It looks wonderful.
Besides the many photographic images of each bird, there is detailed
information on each bird. It has pages where you can test yourself in IDing
birds, such as Turkey Vultures versus Black Vultures and aging them. I t
While not an Osprey, I watched the Bald Eagles at Mud Lock do the same thing to
gather sticks. I never saw them not succeed at taking a stick off a tree so I
have no idea what would happen if it couldn't break it off. It's really cool
to watch them, isn't it?
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een hoping for a coyote to get rid of all
my rabbits.
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Just had my FOS White Crowned Sparrow. Yesterday I found a Ruby Crowned
Kinglet down by the creek on my property. Saw the pair of Purple Finches just
sitting quietly, for a long time, down by the creek as well.
Carol Keeler
Auburn
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I've had both color morphs at my feeders this week.
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> FYI, white-throated sparrows are not sexually dimorphic -- meaning a
> normal human can't tell male from female in the field. But they do
> have two morphs -- bright-stri
I put out my jelly and oranges two days ago because the Oriole should be
showing up soon. BTW, I put up the Hummingbird feeder as well. Got my FOS
Gray Catbird at the jelly feeder this morning. Also a Robin and many House
Finches have been partaking of the jelly, too. No Oriole or Hummingbir
Mine, too. I saw him at the jelly feeder two days ago, but today he's
vocalizing .
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> Our annual Baltimore oriole is once again foraging and singing in the tops of
> our backyard ashes.
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I was at the Wildlife Drive yesterday, and there were almost no shorebirds. Way
out there was a flock of shorebirds zooming about, but that was it. I went
there for shorebirds so I was very disappointed . At the visitor there was a
pair of Blue Winged Teals. On the drive there were 2 Willow F
I had a confrontation between my resident male Oriole and Catbird over the
jelly feeder. Hanging off my deck are two pairs of feeders. One is for the
Hummingbirds and is lower. The other hangs higher and is a jelly feeder.
While I was eating my breakfast the normally quiet Oriole was doing
Good question. I have a Mockingbird who serenades me quite often and he sings
many other birds songs. He's fooled me in early spring when I thought I had a
Phoebe, but when he changed his verse, I knew who it really was. I'd like to
hear an answer to Richard's question as well. My guess is
The White Pelican is best seen from Towpath Rd. I drove all the way to the
dike , but didn't need to go that far. There are two islands of vegetation.
It is sitting toward the dike end of the second island in full view. Van Dyne
Spoor was a disappointment since it was full of canoeists whi
Thought I'd pass this on since there was no post for Cayuga birds.
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>
> A number of eBir
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> Date: August 3, 2013, 9:59:46 AM EDT
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> Subject: [OneidaBirds] Wilson's Plover - NO
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> Other than Killdeer (including two downy chicks), the only plover I could
> find in the wet field along Rt. 20 in Madison
Just got back from Mays Point to photograph the woodpeckers. A baby was
sitting its head out quite often. There were even some food exchanges. One
time I caught the parent with two grapes. When I look at my images I may find
insects too. The baby was most active between 9-10. You can only
The woodpeckers seem to feeding the babies both insects and berries. The
parents certainly don't go to the hole with food as often as you would think
they should. Of course, we don't know how many young they are feeding.
Here's an image of a feeding. I hope to add more images later.
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One of the babies has fledged. Seen being fed by parent.
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Yesterday while photographing the Red Headed Woodpeckers and young, my friend
John Garofalo took and interesting picture which I would like people to look at
and comment on. In the picture you will see a parent looking out of what we
have believed to be the only nest hole. In a tree to the rig
Pied Billed Grebes,
many Cormorants, a few Great Blue Herons, a hiding Swan, and a mature Black
Crowned Night Heron.
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>> [jw...@cornell.edu]
>> Sent: Saturday, August 31, 2013 8:49 PM
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I hadn't seen any in weeks, then a couple showed up. Again, I haven't seen any
in days, but I'm keeping my feeders up for those flying south and need a place
to stop.
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Thanks ! The information was very interesting, especially about the birth
order partly determining the degree of whiteness or barring.
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> Thought some would be interested in this presentation:
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> http://www.dvoc.or
I found the Snowy on Martin Rd. today. I called the number for the Lott Farm
and got no response. It may be because of the holidays. I also found the
Snowy on Aunst Rd. on top of the gas well and another on 96a , again on a gas
well. They were great for viewing,but too distant for photograph
Just found the owl dead in the ditch along Martin Rd by the Lott Farm. Same
location as a few weeks ago. Bummer.
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> Just found the owl dead in the ditch along Martin Rd by the Lott Farm. Same
> location as a few weeks ago. Bummer.
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Since my phone would not send out the message until I got home, I didn't know
if I should collect it or not. My friend, Diana Whiting, went to see it after
I told her about it. She got ahold of Dave Kennedy, so she has collected the
bird. It will be going to the Lab. Arrangements for that ha
As I walked up the driveway to get my paper this morning, I was very surprised
to hear Chickadee singing his phoebe song very sweetly over and over again.
Kind of cold to think about spring, isn't it? I've heard birds singing spring
songs in February, but not January.
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I had a spring treat early this morning. There were 3 Bluebirds squabbling
over a nest box. There were two males for sure, but I could only find one
female. There may have been another female that I couldn't find in those low
light levels. My Bluebirds have to battle the House Sparrows for a
Had 4 Cowbirds yesterday. Just found 3 Grackles on the feeders. The Bluebirds
have been here daily in the early morning. The feeders are busy as would be
expected with this storm.
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Just had a fly over from a male Northern Harrier! I haven't seen one in my
neighborhood since a house was built on the lot next door, so maybe in 13
years. Last time I saw one locally it was on the polo field in Skaneateles in
winter several years ago. It flew back across Rt. 20 to the farm t
Saw my FOS Osprey on the bridge near Mays Point. It sat on the cross bar
probably wondering where its nest had gone. I went through the wildlife drive
around noon. Lots of gulls. It sounded as if I were at the ocean. There were
a few GBHs , one lone Harrier, and a pair of Tundra Swans, some
Between 5:00 and 6:00, I saw flight after flight of Snow Geese. I'm half way
between Skaneateles and Auburn. They were mostly going east toward
Skaneateles. They seemed to taking off from farm fields near me.
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I was at Montezuma this morning and when I got to Tschacke Pool there was an
eagle jam along the road. The Eagle was sitting right next to the tower It had
a plumage that I had never seen before. I assume it's an juvenile Bald Eagle.
Any idea what age?
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It seems the Osprey have reclaimed their former nest at Mud Lock. It's nice
that they have returned to their former nesting site. With so many Osprey
around I figured a pair would claim it sooner or later.
The Osprey pair on the rt. 89 bridge have begun to rebuild their nest on the
same side
Also, there was a lone Purple Martin at the Visitor's Center.
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A pair of Osprey are trying to build a nest on the power structure at the
beginning of Towpath Rd. I watched them break off sticks then lay them on the
wooden tower. So, keep your eyes on the beginning of Towpath to see if they
successfully construct a nest. It's a new one for Fritzie and Cand
A friend in Jordan, NY just had a RB Grosbeak at her feeder. Has anyone seen
them in the Cayuga bird list area? I don't remember seeing any mentioned. Any
Hummingbirds yet? Too early for their feeders? I usually put out my
Hummingbird or even Oriole feeders out when I read about sightings
Wouldn't you know my email wasn't working right yesterday and only a few
messages got through, so I missed Melissa's post. Thanks for letting me know.
No one has seen a Hummingbird yet, have they?
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At Montezuma this afternoon I saw my FOS Common Gallinules.
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Just had my FOS male Purple Finch of the year at my feeders. Hopefully that
Rose Breasted Grosbeak will show up soon. The Tree Swallows have been staking
out a nest box. I still have a pair of Juncos. The White Throated Sparrows
usually show up here when the Serviceberry is in bloom, which d
Just heard and saw my FOS White Crowned Sparrow out in the yard near the
feeders. Walked out by the creek ( my tiny wooded area) to see what was around
and found a pair of Chickadees working on constructing a nest in a rotten
stump!
Anyone know the nesting habits of Mockingbirds? My pair is
I've been watching my very busy feeders for much of the afternoon and finally a
male Rose Breasted Grosbeak showed up! He's sitting up in a maple tree
overlooking the feeders but hasn't come down to one yet. Now he's come down to
the ground to feed.
I still have both White Throated and White
Yahoo! I've now got a second male RB Grosbeak! He is sitting very still in my
Wm. Baffin Rose right beneath the sunroom. I get the feeling he's very tired
from a long trip here. I didn't see him come in, so I have no idea how long
he's been sitting there. There's plenty of food when he's up
Just had my first male Baltimore Oriole show up at my jelly feeder! Good thing
I refilled the jelly this morning. The Raccoon cleaned them out last night.
It left the Hummer's sugar water.
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My House Finch population seems about the same. They love the grape jelly I
put out for the Orioles. I think I have 4 pairs of House Finches.
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> While we have at least 2 pairs of Purple Finches and more Goldfinches than
> I can easily c
Just got my first female Oriole at the jelly feeder. The other day I had my
Catbird return ( to the jelly feeder of course). Last night I had a Wood Thrush
singing out back. My favorite songster.
I've been surprised that the Mockingbird hasn't gone to the jelly feeder. He's
still eating the
Just had my first Ruby Throated Hummingbird come in to a feeder. It was a
gorgeous male. It came to the Oriole nectar feeder which the Orioles haven't
used yet. It's jelly for them. I have two male Orioles and one female so far.
The Grosbeaks may have just been passing through so I've just
I'm so excited! For the first time ever, I had a Scarlet Tanager under my
feeder. It didn't stay long. Who knows what else came with those nasty storms?
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It's been a very interesting morning watching the bird feeder area while I ate
my breakfast. The newspaper isn't nearly as entertaining as the birds. The
female oriole has been coming in to get nesting materials from a grapevine
growing up the back of the shed. She seems to be breaking off th
I just had a WHCR Sparrow show up under the feeder. I haven't seen nor heard
any of the small flock that was here for two days now. Would this be a
different migrant going through?
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When I used to photograph the Bald Eagles at Mud Lock, I saw House Sparrows
within the Eagle's nest as well, so I wasn't too surprised to hear that they do
it to Ospreys as well. I'm glad to hear that the sparrows may provide some
benefit to the Ospreys, as well. I hate the House Sparrows beca
I can add to Marie's observations with a few more species. There was a flyover
Green Heron. Marsh Wrens were everywhere and in one case were feeding babies.
There were several GB Herons with trying to swallow a large bullhead. There was
a family of Coots, and some very small ducklings ( maybe
I agree with Diana. My experiences have been much the same as hers. When
people get out of their cars the birds either fly away or move out farther
which makes it more difficult for most photographers and those without scopes.
The Refuge needs to enforce and clarify their rules. Why did the R
I have a new bird coming to the jelly feeder. It's the RTH Hummingbird. While
I've seen it hovering around the feeder, I wasn't sure why. Today I saw it
lick the grape jelly! It's not a surprise since it's a sweet treat, but the
fact that it tried it surprised me. Did it get the idea from w
Wow! I just watched a fight between the Male Oriole and male English Sparrow
on my jelly feeder. They kept trying to bite or peck each other. The Sparrow
was the aggressor. Mr. Oriole did a bit of chirping at him. The Oriole won
and the Sparrow left. He got a few moments to eat in peace. V
Just got this.
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> There is a YELLOW-BREASTED
So very good to hear! A friend of mine raised three Monarch caterpillars that
she found in her garden. She just released them as beautiful adults. I see
one or two Monarchs daily in my yard. I haven't found any caterpillar yet. I
do plant native plants to try and help. I have lots of commo
I just put out the jelly feeder and there were 3 beautiful male Orioles at the
feeder! I've had 2 Orioles regularly, but never three. They had a conflict
with the House Sparrows, as usual. One Oriole ended up hanging upside down on
the perch. I think each Oriole got to eat. The problem with
Yesterday as I worked in my yard I spotted a south bound TV. As I watched it
turned into a river of as many 30 TVs migrating past. I had guests who were
spellbound by all the birds. It's the first time I've spotted a large group
migrating through.
I had a very unusual new yard bird the other
Although it sounds as if it has departed, if anyone goes to Myers and relocates
the Purple Sandpiper, would they please post it. This is the first free day
I've had to come down to see it.
Thanks!
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One ibis is still at the Eaton Marsh on the wildlife drive
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So what about the American Avocet you have in your subject. Is it at Montezuma
too?
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> Just talked with Mark Miller. Shorebird Flats is now Eaton Bird Flats. He
> also just saw a Glossy Ibis there. Ann
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I agree with Judy. It's nice to know of the contributions of Professor Eaton
and it gives meaning to the name change.
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> On Nov 13, 2014, at 7:04 AM, Judith Thurber wrote:
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> Thank you so much for writing this for those of us who did not know of this
> amazing man's cont
Just had a Redpoll at my feeders here outside of Auburn. First one this year.
Carol Keeler
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I think others might like to know that, too. I would.
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> On Feb 21, 2015, at 11:32 AM, Carl Steckler wrote:
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> At the risk of showing my ignorance, just where is viewing allowed at Ladoga
> Point? It looks like the entire site consists of private homes.
> Just asking
> Thank
Thanks so much for the great directions. I have been to Myers, but not Ladoga.
Now I can find it. Thanks!
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> On Feb 21, 2015, at 3:24 PM, Dave Nutter wrote:
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> Birding at Ladoga:
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> From NYS-13 at Stewart Park go north on East Shore Drive (NYS-34) 5.6miles to
> the T at
What a wonderful article! I wonder if our Cornell crow experts have heard of
such behavior around here. It just shows how smart crows really are.
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> I saw this story on the BBC News iPad App and thought you'd enj
Just got a migrant- a Grackle!
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Had a large flock of Grackles fly over this morning.
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Had another even larger flock of blackbirds. There were mostly Grackles but I
found four Red-Wing Blackbirds mixed in. FOS for me. I also heard a Robin
singing. Spring must be coming!
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Since other people have mentioned getting Song Sparrows, I've been on the watch
for one at my feeders. Tonight, one showed up. FOS for me. Yesterday I had
another FOS- a Turkey Vulture on rt 41A.
Yesterday was serendipitous for me. I was backing into the garage and glanced
up and there was
bird, not the whole breast. The
rest of the breast has spots the color of the back of the bird.
Thanks for the help!
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that starlings would pick "bugs" off animals in that way,
either. A new starling behavior for me as well.
I really appreciate all the responses.
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or quite a while for one to land in my crabapple,
though I have seen both the Cooper's and Sharpie around the yard all
winter, none has been out front.
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ds at your feeders since you're getting the most
snow.
Carol Keeler
Auburn
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comments or explanations from our crow experts would be welcome.
Thanks!
Carol Keeler
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ating, but no eggs yet. Does this mean there might not be any
eaglets at this nest this year? Is it too late for nesting?
Carol Keeler
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ed sparrows
for several days now.
Carol Keeler
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Saw a possible one in the shorebird area after the blind at Montezuma .
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or me, as well. If you get some time, I
welcome you to visit my gallery at
http://www.pbase.com/carol_keeler_photo/2010_muckrace_birds
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k jaw marks, but no distinct streaks. Am I right?-a swamp
sparrow. Could some of you take a look at the two images on my
website (mystery sparrow1 and mystery sparrow view 2) and give me
some input so it won't need to stay a mystery sparrow.
Thanks so much for your help!
Carol K
s" on last night which was
terrific. Kevin Mc Gowan was on it as well as other crow
researchers. It was very informative and most fascinating.
Carol Keeler
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I finally spotted 3 redpolls at my feeders today. Now if I can just get some
Evening Grosbeaks and Pine Siskins.
Carol Keeler
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Just had a new "fly-over" yard bird- a pair of swans. I'm wondering if all
Auburn's birds flew to Ithaca for the CBC. The feeders were empty yesterday
and not much better today, so far . Did have 4 robins yesterday.
Carol Keeler
Auburn
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