Good morning.
We have one REDPOLL at our feeder (so far) among the many Goldfinches. I hope
there are more to come!
Laura
Hunt Hill Rd., east of Ithaca (town of Dryden)
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A BROWN CREEPER has been at my suet feeders for the past several days
(Pleasant Valley Rd. in Groton).
Marla
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Solitary Pine Siskin @ the feeder in Trumansburg village.
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...and a (presumably) M Goldfinch sporting a 'necklace' of yellow feathers.
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Still near end of north runway. No gyrfalcon yet.
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YS Flicker on our suet in Ovid. Only other winter flicker we have seen
in 20+ yrs here was a sad pile of feathers under a cedar tree found in
February 2012.
Also have now been able to see both 2 male and 2 female redpolls
simultaneously, so definitely have at least 4, am guessing between 4-8
Interesting about the Ovid Flicker! We have had a gorgeous M Flicker for
the past three weeks, intermittently, and I believe it's the first one who
has graced our Trumansburg yard with his presence.
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Off Route 96a, in field across from Larsen Rd. South of Geneva approx 2-3
miles.
David Diaz
Tburg, NY
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Two light morphs in over field across from Ventossa Winery. 96a just south of
geneva. Red-tailed on Ventossa side of road.
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Britt Rd, off Blackrock rd. , north of Ledyard Rd. corn stubble field full of
many A CROWS & MALLARDS. 100s. Flying & Hanging out together.
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I was shoveling snow at the end of my driveway when I heard something behind me
about two feet away and a branch shake. So I looked back to hear a cardinal
click and from corner of my eye I caught Coppers Hawk fly away. I thought the
cardinal was saved. Just in five minutes I finished my drive a
LAPLAND LONGSPUR continues NW of Dixon & Ledyard Rds.
West of NY Rt 34B.
Was difficult to locate among the many HORNED LARKS & lesser #s of SNOW
BUNTINGS. I finally saw it: it came onto road w a few H LARKS & I got a great
look in scope for about 2 minutes, then they flew into the field again.
Re the pheasant sighting...
DEC only releases male pheasants in that part of the state as natural
reproduction of pheasants does occur here. Hence, females are not legal game
around central New York.
So, theoretically at least, any female in Cayuga County should be a naturally
hatched bird. Of
A mixed flock of 200-300 snow buntings and horned larks was on Munson
Road across from Countryside Market in Ovid at 2:00 and still at 3:30.
Had no time to stop and check for longspurs or other more sought after
birds. They were covering strips of bare ground where the snow had been
blown awa
Given the Goshawk sightings and interest, I thought some might be interested in
this news writeup on a new article on how goshawks hunt their prey.
I have pasted it in and removed hot links, but am happy to send article to any
individuals who wish to see the full deal in the journal.
Anne
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