I still hope Melissa has a chance to write her story and show any photos (of any quality) soon. She described to me what I interpreted as TWO Peregrine Falcons cooperatively and successfully hunting a gull and then sharing the meal, includingcalling, begging, and allo-feeding. Maybe the Peregrines
A single Peregrine Falcon was in a tree in Jetty Woods across from the
Swan Pond again this morning.
-Paul
On 2/14/2013 6:47 AM, nutter.d...@me.com wrote:
I still hope Melissa has a chance to write her story and show any
photos (of any quality) soon. She described to me what I interpreted
WHINE! Dave N. is harassing me! :-)
Actually, Before I sent the post about No. Shrike I thought for a second
people could misinterpret it that way (No Shrike seen). But I also try for
brevity in my messages when I can, because usually I tend to blither on too
much!
thanks Dave, for bringing
Does it seem to others that the pair of eagles at the lock at the outlet
of Cayuga Lake has moved its nest to the south? I didn't see any
activity at the electric poles at the lock and the nest there seemed
shrunken. And, there is a large pile of sticks farther to the south in a
very large
Many observers have noticed this new nest-building activity over the past several months. I think the question is, what will happen to the photogenic nest atop the pylon? Are there enough Bald Eagles around for another pair to use it? Would they even tolerate being so close? Will Ospreys reclaim
Another single PEREGRINE FALCON was perched on a snag at the end of
Salt Point around 10 this morning.
On Feb 14, 2013, at 9:11 AM, Paul Anderson wrote:
A single Peregrine Falcon was in a tree in Jetty Woods across from
the Swan Pond again this morning.
-Paul
On 2/14/2013 6:47 AM,
One Great Blue Heron flew north over Brooktondale's Valley Road at 1445
today.
S S Fast
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Interesting article. Interesting find.
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answered him, but I hope he finds a valentine tonight.
Robyn Bailey
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Finally had some time to go through my images and choose some pictures of the
peregrine falcon pair to share with the listserv. As Dave mentioned, I was at
Stewart Park yesterday morning, had gone there after dropping my daughter off
at school, as I'd seen Dave's email about the peregrine. I
For the 4th year Bald Eagles are nesting in Tompkins County on the west side of the lake. Knowing exactly where to set up my scope, this afternoon (14 February) I was able to look between branches of the high, deep nest and see the yellow-orange bill changing position against the white of the
Hi all,
Today I walked home from work. Around 5.30 PM I saw a Screech Owl sitting with
its head slightly out of the box on the East Ithaca recreation way section
between Mitchell and Honness lane section.
This box is above the another box on the east side of the trail about quarter
I've been wondering that very thing. One day I was there and both eagles were
near their new nest. Down near the lock an immature eagle was perched in a
tree. The eagles came down and drove it off. I have a feeling they won't
tolerate any other bird in the old location, which is too bad.
I remember when the eagles took over the nest from the osprey. When the osprey
arrived back in town, there was a talon to talon fight into the water observed
by one of the guys working. He said it happened just after the birders left. It
makes me wonder if there will some contention over that
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