[cayugabirds-l] Eared Grebe Oswego Harbor

[mgullo2]

An Eared Grebe is currently present at the Oswego Harbor. It is diving along 
the pier near the Lee Maritime Museum.

Michael Gullo

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[cayugabirds-l] Rusty Blackbird

[Marc Devokaitis]

Currently sitting in trees to the left of boardwalk right outside main
entrance at Lab of Ornithology.

Marc Devokaitis

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[cayugabirds-l] Cayuga Lake Osprey Trail: an aid for reporting ospreys and osprey nest sitings

[Candace Cornell]

I am excited to announce that in February we will release the on-line
Cayuga Lake Osprey Trail—an interactive map of  60+ osprey nests visible
from public roads in the Cayuga Lake area. It is the culmination of several
years of work and the help of many generous birders in our area. The Trail
will make visiting and observing the osprey families much easier and will
facilitate reporting new nest and osprey sighting for my continuing survey
discussed below. I hope everyone enjoys following the “Trail” and will
continue reporting nests.




Fellow Birders,



The survey I am compiling of osprey nests in the Finger Lakes is in its
fourth year and making great progress thanks to all the reports I have
received from birders. Please help me continue this work by reporting any
osprey nests you see around the Finger Lakes as well as Oneida Lake and
Lake Ontario. Send your reports to cec...@gmail.com and be sure to include
their location and any other information you may have. Thank you very much
for your help in this on-going work to conserve these magnificent birds.



Thank you all!

Candace Cornell

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Re:[cayugabirds-l] Glaucous Gull, South End

[Jay McGowan]

Adult Glaucous Gull now in gull flock on hill above Stevenson Road compost.
On Jan 27, 2016 12:59 PM, "Jay McGowan"  wrote:

> An immaculate adult GLAUCOUS GULL is currently floating in a gull flock
> with Common Mergansers towards the west side of the lake just a bit north
> of Hog Hole, probably not visible from the east side with the current snow
> conditions but visible out on the lake from Rt. 89.
>
> Jay
>

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