Date: 5/6/26 7:39 pm
From: Suan Hsi Yong <suan.yong...>
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] CBC Sunday Field Trip Change of Venue
Hello birders,

There is a change of venue for the Cayuga Bird Club field trip this
Sunday, May 10 (7:30am-9:30am), which will now meet near the
intersection of the Black Diamond Trail and Houghton Road, at the
upper loop trail behind the Cayuga Nature Center. This trip had been
scheduled to visit the Andrew Farm, but the property is currently too
soggy for visitors; a new field trip to the Andrew Farm has been
scheduled for Saturday, May 30.

For this Sunday's trip, meet at the gravel parking lot located
opposite 2090 Houghton Rd (https://maps.app.goo.gl/MJ1M21bT7ig4sHdh8),
for a morning of birding at the "upper loop" trail behind the Cayuga
Nature Center. Located adjacent to the Black Diamond Trail, this
parcel of overgrown field with a few small ponds is great habitat for
birds like Field Sparrow and Brown Thrasher.

To overcome their financial difficulties, the Cayuga Nature Center
recently sold this parcel via the Finger Lakes Land Trust to New York
State Parks, who are interested in making this a stopover site along
the Black Diamond Trail which they manage.

Directions from Ithaca: take 89 north, shortly after the Glenwood
Pines restaurant, take a slight left uphill onto Perry City Road. Take
the next right onto Garrett Road for about one mile, turn left onto
Houghton Road. In 0.2 miles, the parking lot is to your right behind a
row of tall spruce trees.

Check the Cayuga Bird Club website and calendar for latest updates to
field trips. We have a field trip scheduled for almost every weekend
day this month!

https://www.cayugabirdclub.org/calendar
https://www.cayugabirdclub.org/field-trips

Let me know if you have any questions.

Suan

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