Birds in the Country column encourages citizen bird reports
The piece notes a 16 grosbeaks sighting in Lodi on April 29 and invites readers to mail reports of later sightings to Dr. Burtt or Dr. Tate. It promotes May bird walks in Stewart Park Ithaca, offers DIY bird homes tips, and warns about habitat loss from farming and development.
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Glenn
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Small ornamental trees for home grounds in New York State
Cornell professor Robert G. Mower lists hardy small trees suited to New York and nearby states for lawns and terraces. The guide highlights Amur maple, Shadblow, Cornelian cherry, Washington hawthorn, flowering crabapples, Japanese tree lilac, redbud, dogwood, magnolia, and cherry varieties, plus less common options like paperbark maple and silverbell.
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Nest inspection by adults or supervised youngsters
The text notes that careful inspections of nests at intervals by adults or adult supervised youngsters will not disturb the nests. It implies nonintrusive monitoring practices during observation.
Birds of Lawm and Garden Enhance Interest and Knowledge
A note highlights seven birds in Lawm and Garden, promising to boost readers interest and understanding of the species. It emphasizes the value of observing local avifauna and gaining insight into their habits.
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