Hi folks.
Informative 48 minute podcast centered on the upcoming renaming for 100+
North American birds from the "Science of Birds" podcast.
Enjoy
Pete Saracino/NY State Master Naturalist Volunteer
https://www.scienceofbirds.com/podcast/avian-rebrand-new-names-for-many-north-american-birds
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The frequently seen group of 4 Black Vultures have been perched atop the large,
old, concrete Morse Chain smokestack low on South Hill in Ithaca this morning.
I believe they are a family who bred in the area this year.
- - Dave Nutter
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Hi all. I’ve been keeping my birding life list on a 1990 checklist of North
American birds published by the Tucson Audubon. It’s a bit out of date. I’ve
tried the E-bird format for life lists but I find it not particularly suited
for that function. Any suggestions? Thanks for any suggestions
Ji
They flew north over downtown around 11:15am. But it’s worth checking that
smokestack for them regularly.
- - Dave Nutter
> On Dec 11, 2023, at 10:22 AM, Dave Nutter wrote:
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> The frequently seen group of 4 Black Vultures have been perched atop the
> large, old, concrete Morse Chain smokest
Right after theTaughannock loon watch concluded (Nov 18th) several of us
observed a group of four Black Vultures flying in the gorge opposite the
visitor’s center. At the same time there were 10 - 15 TUVU’s roosting on the
cliff face, backs to the sun, wings outstretched (to catch the sun). I h
