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  1. Redheads all back from the land of kites and rails! 187 species in Cape May County on Saturday! 3:44 PM May 11th from web
  2. http://twitpic.com/4qeey - Stilt Sandpiper with Bonaparte's Gull - both nice birds for the Big Day - let's hope they stick around! - Two ... 12:03 PM May 7th from TwitPic
  3. http://twitpic.com/4qeaq - Swallow-tailed Kite over Stevens St., Cape May, NJ - 5/7/09 - TBJ 12:02 PM May 7th from TwitPic
  4. Great day in Cape May with every kind of bird and weather... rarities include Little Gull, Stilt Sandpiper, and Swallow-tailed Kite 12:01 PM May 7th from web
  5. @sapsuckerwoods http://twitpic.com/4qbi4 - Solitary Sandpiper - nice! 11:59 AM May 7th from TwitPic
  6. Tom in Cape May - windy at Jakes Landing, but a singing Virginia Rail, some Clappers, Marsh Wren, and some pill-will-willets. 12:23 AM May 7th from web
  7. TBJ heads off to a final exam - next stop, Cape May! 3:15 PM May 6th from web
  8. http://twitpic.com/4o50u - McGowan snaps a photo of the kite, forwards by phone @lab_of_O 11:00 AM May 6th from TwitPic
  9. SWALLOW-TAILED KITE - WOOHOOO! 9:05 AM May 6th from web
  10. @FlyorDieDan - Head-of-River Rd., Peaslee WMA, Cape May County 7:51 AM May 6th from web
  11. Tom Reed reports the Swallow-tailed Kite again from Stevens St., Cape May. 7:44 AM May 6th from web
  12. McGowan creates roadblock over devil bird! AKA we find a Kentucky Warbler 6:03 AM May 6th from web
  13. We would try some WSB integration @Team_eBird, but we don't really understand what that means. 5:36 AM May 6th from web
  14. Brad, Shawn, and Jay pin down Belleplain breeders; Tom anticipates Black Rails from the safety of his own two feet this year 5:35 AM May 6th from web
  15. Cape May rarities today: Dickcissel, Swallow-tailed Kite, Mississippi Kite, Black-necked Stilt, Painted Bunting, and Little Gull - woah! 2:57 PM May 5th from web
  16. http://twitpic.com/4mdyk - Ruddy Turnstone near Ithaca, NY - May 5, 2009 - TBJ... still not in Cape May 2:13 PM May 5th from TwitPic
  17. Redheads are in Cape May! Twice as many Snow Geese as we usually see (2x1). 1:55 PM May 5th from web
  18. 3/4 Redheads en route to the land of Cape May Co. We hear there's a Painted Bunting at the Beanery! 7:14 AM May 5th from web
  19. Whip-poor-will in Tompkins Co., NY last night... with a White-eyed Vireo at Lab of O, soon we'll have all of the WSB birds just in Ithaca 2:47 AM May 5th from web
  20. And, yes, we do have final exams... did we mention Shawn gave his senior honors presentation yesterday? Huzzah! 2:45 AM May 5th from web
  • Name Cornell Redheads
  • Location Ithaca, NY/ Cape May, NJ
  • Web http://www.birds....
  • Bio Cornell University students raise money for undergraduate research in World Series of Birding 2009 in Cape May County
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