Hello all,

3 weeks ago I recorded 8-10 Type 1 Red Crossbills on territory in the
Southern Hills south of Syracuse. 
Chris Wood and I did a tour of much the same areas yesterday and had 3 RED
CROSSBILLS, one 
undetermined Type (probably Type 1 but it was too distant --same location a
type 1 was singing 3 weeks 
ago) on Muller Hill in Madison County and a pair of Type 10s on North Road
--same road where there's 
been 1-2 pairs of Type 1s for 6 weeks.. We had a lack of Type 1s yesterday
(at least no definitive 
observations), but I suspect they are in the middle of nesting and are just
quiet. Other good sightings 
were a young NORTHERN GOSHAWK at close range on Muller Hill, nesting CLIFF
SWALLOWS outside 
DeRuyter, calling SWAINSON'S THRUSHES on North Rd Pharsalia (they nest
there), a few Broad-winged 
Hawks, a flyover PURPLE MARTIN in Pharsalia that Chris saw and heard,
calling VIRGINIA RAIL at Perkins 
Pond Pharsalia, and much more.  

Several Red Crossbills have been reported in recent days from the western
Adirondacks. Chris had 2 very 
probable Type 10s in early July in the western 'dacks while doing a BBS
route, and back in March I 
recorded 12 Type 10s in the western 'dacks as well. 

cheers,
Matt

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