Spent a lot of time today at Hog Hole (8-11 AM 1-2 PM). Tufted Duck was
there, diving frequently, and moving around quite a bit. Usually hanging out
with a few Scaup. Was fairly close in this morning, further out in the
afternoon.
Stopped at the Lab of O, not too much there, but did have a
Shortly after noon, a juvenile Sharpie took a couple of runs through our
small back yard, doubtless trying to catch an unaware bird at or near the
feeders. No luck this time, but I'm intrigued at and delighted by the
recent raptor activity! Perhaps it's due to the loss of several outdoor
cats
Any updates on TUDU would be appreciated on this listserve or cayuga rba.
Heading up for attempt number two!
Thanks.
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We were about to leave on a Short-eared Owl survey when I looked at the feeders
and
saw our FOY Common redpolls (2) and Purple Finch (2M1F)! Hope yet for winter
finches
here.
John
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I was surprised to see a Great Blue Heron at the edge of open water in the
private marina at Myers this afternoon. Unfortunately I surprised it, too- it
flew off eastward toward Ladoga as I was driving in the marina road.
John Greenly
Ludlowville
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Thirteen people went out today for a half-day field trip. After a brief
stop to look for Peregrine Falcon at Bradfield Hall, with no luck, we
headed down to East Shore Park. Here we saw a variety of waterfowl, though
not in the huge numbers that have recently been seen. We had good looks at
Got the TUFTED DUCK on my second trip to south end of Cayuga lake. Tried
and failed Wednesday. Anyway, bird was first seen by the buoy with Mark
Miller and then we lost it for a bit. It reappeared by the docks off rte 89
as seen from Hog Hole. There were plenty of scaup sp and REDHEAD flying
back
We saw the snowy owl again today around 3pm, it was still in the field east
of the run way, on a rise visible from Farron Rd.
On Sat, Jan 17, 2015 at 4:29 PM, Brad Walker edgarallenhoo...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi all,
The SNOWY OWL was continuing at the airport a few hundred meters to the
east of
?I should say I was lucky, finally I got to see the Tufted duck in few glimpses
before it every time dived to eat something! Initially, I scanned the flocks
but no luck. Joe Wing was standing nearby so I went to ask him if he had seen
it recently. Then both of us almost simultaneously saw
Having missed the Tufted Duck yesterday around sunset, unaware that nearby
birders out of my view were watching it, I was back at dawn and soon refound
the TUFTED DUCK in the flock of REDHEADS and LESSER SCAUP along the lakeshore
of Treman, often close to the ice edge, sometimes out toward the
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