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Becky was leaving for home at 3:15 p.m. when she came running back to
say an osprey was atop a pole light just below the house. Yaaa Ho
YES!!! It was eating a large fish. I didn't see our osprey across
the field on the platform yet today but now will watch. Also will soon
check the
Took my first trip ever to Knox-Marcellus Marsh today. It definitely won't be
my last. We also stopped at the Mucklands where we saw thousands of snow geese
along with a few tundra swans. Below is the list for the marsh.
Canada Goose X
Tundra Swan X
Wood Duck X
American Wigeon X
Mallard X
I headed out for the Loon and stopped at Cass Park for the GREAT-HORNED OWL.. I
parked in the first lost, and ended up walking about halfway up the walk
scanning the tall trees at Newman (cause I forgot the excellent directions
someone else provided). When I spotted it, it was really obvious,
Today we finally lost enough snow up here in the West Danby highlands to expose
some habitat for ground foragers, and sure enough, several Fox Sparrows are
singing from deep in the thickets.
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(Below is a re-post from the State College PA listserv; perhaps someone
around here could help Alissa out. I didn't include the attached picture.
Don T.)
Hello everyone,
I'm currently assisting the Penn State Arboretum in developing avian
education curriculum for children. I'm in the process
Periodic skywatching from my yard today produced quite a few migrants —
highlights included 4 OSPREYS, 1 imm. BALD EAGLE, 1 RED-SHOULDERED and 2
SHARP-SHINNED HAWKS, 1 COMMON LOON, 1 DC CORMORANT, and 2 TREE SWALLOWS. 3
GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLETS were in the yard this morning,
and an EASTERN
A walk up Mt Pleasant Road (east) this afternoon netted the following:
Horned Larks singing!
Eastern Bluebird heard singing from the woods along the road...seems like an
odd place for that to happen
Eastern Phoebe (first I've seen this year)
American Robins
It was nice to be WARM!
Marie
Hi Carol others
Every fall the Canal Corporation of the NYS Thruway Authority lowers Cayuga
Lake 3 feet or so.
This is to help control flooding in spring, ice damage to shore structures etc
in winter (didn't work too well this winter tho, at least w some docks
hoists!)
Each year spring
Dave's Osprey post reminded me that yesterday I saw my FOS Osprey sitting on a
nest on rt. 20 near the Montezuma entrance.
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Huge numbers of Snow Geese occupied the Montezuma mucklands along both sides of
rte 31 yesterday - perhaps 100,000. Mixed in were plenty of Tundra Swans,
Northern Pintails, American Widgeon, etcetera. More Tree Swallows too. The
lanes out across the muck, being elevated a few inches above the
An Osprey was sitting on the nest perch at Salt Point this morning, and later
hovering over the creek looking for fish several times.
Marie
Marie Read Wildlife Photography
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Phone 607-539-6608
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Yesterday morning, while watching the Red-throated Loon by the white
lighthouse, an Osprey flew over and landed by the inlet. On a roll, we
continued on and the Snipe was still calmly probing in the wet spot on
Stevenson Rd. Last night, precisely at 8:00 pm (Mohawk Rd, airport). a
Woodcock
There were 4 Snowy Owls seen from Martin Rd 10AM today. One on Lott farm West
of Thorpe Rd and 3 on the Martin/Farron block..
https://www.flickr.com/photos/105424358@N06/16985093816
https://www.flickr.com/photos/105424358@N06/17011104975
Hi all,
Just now two Bald Eagles one in adult plumage the other in third or fourth year
plumage flew towards north and Lab of O! Fairly high
Dr. Meena Haribal
409, Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI)
Ithaca NY 14853 USA
Email: m...@cornell.edumailto:m...@cornell.edu
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I would like to expand on Josh's observations.
This morning I biked to Treman. On the way I stopped to scope the GREAT HORNED
OWL on its nest in Newman Golf Course. The babies remained hidden from me.
Meanwhile an OSPREY hunted over Cayuga Inlet overhead and I saw a second Osprey
in the
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