Benefits of the Oneonta Susquehanna Greenway
May 5, 2002, was the occasion of a bird walk led by Andy Mason. That's Andy by the blooming apple tree pointing out a bird to the group. During the bird walk about 20-25 people were treated to a sight of 26 different bird species.

For those of you who enjoy birding, here are the birds seen by the group:
robin
mourning dove red winged blackbird red tailed hawk
turkey vulture brown headed cowbird
merganser duck vireo
yellow bellied sapsucker gray cat bird
northern flicker black capped chickadee yellow warbler
European starling least flycatcher		 Baltimore oriole
cardinal
pair of phoebes
osprey
goldfinch
bank swallow
ringbilled gull
song sparrow
killdeer
tree swallow
blue jay

At points along the Greenway, people stop to eat, to drink and to shop. People who jog the Greenway after work can use area businesses for shopping and services before returning home.

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