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2008-7-4 Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology - Finger Lakes of New York

2008-7-4 Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology - Finger Lakes of New York

Karen and Michael made a side trip to Sapsucker Woods and the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology while exploring the Finger Lakes area of New York. Here are some birds from that trip.

Mom's jaw dropped when she saw this picture. :oD
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bird on a wire
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bird on a feeder
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two females; goldfinch and house finch
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from inside looking out, the webcam area
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I didn't know I'd see a live one the next day.
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Common Grackle
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Red-winged Blackbird
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female Mallard and brood
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Mallard ducklings
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Purple Finch
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Purple Finch, fem.
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Canada Geese
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Downy Woodpecker
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Great Blue Heron
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Broadleaf Arrowhead
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Eastern Kingbird
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American Kestrel
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Song Sparrow
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Baltimore Oriole
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Wood Duck
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Wood Duck
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Wood Duck, juv.
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Title: 2008-7-4 Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology - Finger Lakes of New York
Description: Karen and Michael made a side trip to Sapsucker Woods and the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology while exploring the Finger Lakes area of New York. Here are some birds from that trip.
Number of photos: 23

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