Nice Anne. We have had them here since Saturday when just about all the
hordes of colorful birds departed. Can the rain crows (Southern Md
dialect for Yellow-billed) be far behind. It seems all the late warblers
overflew us as we are down to breeding spp.
John
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John and Sue Gregoire
5373 Fitzge
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Black-billed cuckoos
Heard the low repeated harsh call and to make sure played the song and calls.
Wow! Got one swooping me and hanging up in trees , long lens inside of course.
Following second playback there were two, one flying closely after other. Not
Heard the low repeated harsh call and to make sure played the song and calls.
Wow! Got one swooping me and hanging up in trees , long lens inside of course.
Following second playback there were two, one flying closely after other. Not
sure what sort of scenario I introduced. But two of them are
In the spirit of "the more you think you know, the more you have to learn" would
anyone please describe the call differentiation between Black and
Yellow-billed? I
have had both on the sanctuary and banded both species. This year as we listen
we
had a few obvious Black Billed doing the three note
Yes, Yellow-billed is what I usually hear there at Salmon Creek. I don't
think I've had Black-Billed there before. I forgot to say- I saw the
Black-Billed on Sunday morning. Geo's post reminded me I hadn't reported
this.
--John
On 6/4/2014 10:22 AM, Jay McGowan wrote:
Interesting...just thi
Interesting...just this morning, Livia and I had a calling (kow...kow...)
then nicely seen YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO in the Salmon Creek Sanctuary right
about where John described. Last evening around 5:00, a Yellow-billed
Cuckoo was giving a k'k'k'k'k,kowp song on the Wilson Trail just north of
the bui
Following up on Geo's YB Cuckoo post, I watched a pair of Black-Billed Cuckoos
in the Salmon Creek sanctuary on Salmon Creek Rd. The best encounter with
Cuckoos I've probably ever had, lots of cavorting and vocalizing right overhead
along the road, maybe two hundred yards past Brooks Hill Rd.