Birds in Ithaca Park Walk Draws Crowd in Light Rain
The May migratory peak drew 75 to 100 watchers at Stewart Park Ithaca for a two hour bird walk led by 12 patient guides. Sightings included veerys scarlet tanagers rose breasted grosbeaks redstarts a great blue heron and a cooperative screech owl. The article urges early rising birding and notes ongoing migration and warbler activity through October in the Finger Lakes area.
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Inside out nests as birds use varied nesting fibers
Birds employ cotton wool horsehair and feathers to line nests. The passage notes diverse materials used inside nests and hints at the behavior of birds in nest construction.
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