At around 4:45 PM yesterday, a gray EASTERN SCREECH-OWL appeared in our box
in northeast Ithaca. It remained in view, trilling with increasing
frequency (shortest pauses ~30 seconds), up to 5:25 PM. Then it flew across
our yard, up and out without alighting. The bird returned this morning for
Easily seen closely from plant Sci loading dock, only 1 at present
On a small projection 3/4 way up wall
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From: Joshua Snodgrass cedarsh...@gmail.com
Date: Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 11:24 AM
Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Northern Goshawk Fingerlakes National Forest,
Schuyler Co.
To: Donna Scott dls...@me.com
Heading west on Searsburg rd (Co. rd. 1), turn left on
Foster Pond is a small parking lot on the left Side Of Potomac Rd going north
from
227. It is not in the CLB but in the SLB.
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Burdett,NY 14818-9626
N 42 26.611' W 76 45.492'
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Foster Pond is in Finger Lakes National Forest. It probably is not in the
basin. But I have not looked at the details where the water flows!
Here is the map with Foster Pond!
http://www.cnyhiking.com/FingerLakesNationalForest.htm
Meena
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Where is Foster Pond, please?
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Donna Scott
On Jan 14, 2015, at 6:19 PM, Joshua Snodgrass cedarsh...@gmail.com wrote:
I went birding at Foster Pond this afternoon, because high twenties feels
like spring compared to the last few days. Past the frozen pond and down
Oh I forgot to point where the pond is on the map. It is close to the yellow
box “see inset A” but on the left hand side adjoining the black dotted line in
the center of the map!
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Distant look at it from Myers Point by Dave and me. Ann Mitchell
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Thank you both for the pointers. Had this been a nesting bird, I certainly
would have used more discretion. I hadn't considered the possibility of
disturbance to a possible future nesting site. This is the first rare bird
I've discovered and posted about. The last thing I want is for it to be
Two clear nights in a row! Green slushball Comet Lovejoy is easy to spot right
now, about a hand's breadth (1.5 binocular fields) SW of the Pleiades. Thanks
Meena.
-Geo
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Yesterday, I had some nice birds around the lake. Highlights were:
98 Gadwall at the Factory Rd. Pond in Union Springs. Also one male
Green-winged Teal there.
During the Montezuma Raptor survey, viewing from the north end of Cayuga
Lake, I had a flock of 50 American Robins fly over and about 45
A group of us watched four (unless that fourth one doubled back unnoticed
to join the other three) of the Scofield Road SHORT-EARED OWLS just after
sunset yesterday (Wednesday). They spent most of their time over the
western side of the large field located to the west of the road. It was
great
HI Folks,
The barn door is open or the cat is out of the bag, BUT I HAVE A
CONCERN ABOUT DESCRIBING LOCATIONS OF N GOSHAWK WHEN THEY ACT SOMEWHAT
AS IF THEY HAD A TERRITORY. Northern Goshawk are known among banders who
climb to hawk nests to frequently abandon a nest, especially early in
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