My Christmas day tour of some recent snowy owl spots - Ovid, Aunkst, Martin,
Potatoes - found none, though there was a nice gathering of birders at the
Potatoes building braving the cold together.
In the Union Springs Mill Pond were two swans with yellow wing tags (K33, A21)
as has been
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] K33 and A21
My Christmas day tour of some recent snowy owl spots - Ovid, Aunkst, Martin,
Potatoes - found none, though there was a nice gathering of birders at the
Potatoes building braving the cold together.
In the Union Springs Mill Pond were two swans
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] K33 and A21
My Christmas day tour of some recent snowy owl spots - Ovid, Aunkst, Martin,
Potatoes - found none, though there was a nice gathering
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Sent: Friday, December 27, 2013 9:20 AM
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] K33 and A21
My Christmas day tour of some recent snowy owl spots - Ovid, Aunkst, Martin,
Potatoes - found none, though there was a nice gathering
Yes, dau. Becky I have been watching the tagged trumpeter swans on Mill pond
for 2 wks. or longer. Larue St. Clair was by there on the 20th commented in a
C'mas note to us that they were trumpeters.
I haven't had time to check my records but I think those wing tag nos. may be
the same as on a
In reply to: Anne Clark who asked: If the two are sticking together and adults,
perhaps they are a pair?
Larue St. Clair mentioned that he felt the trumpeters they were a pair.
I might mention that the first time he, we met, was down towards Long Point
the winter after his wife died in Oct.
