We have a LONG-EARED OWL in our yard at 124 Simsbury Drive in northeast
Ithaca. Visitors are welcome. Please park in the driveway if possible, for
the safety of your own car and courtesy to our neighbors, but streetside is
OK too. Come to the front door; we'll view from the back deck.
I'll
Hi everyone,
The LONG-EARED OWL is still here at Simsbury Drive (8:40 AM). About a dozen
people have come and enjoyed the bird so far. Viewing is from about 40
meters away. Most of the bird's front is quite visible, as are the ear
tufts, but alas, there is a very inconvenient leaf blocking
This morning as I walked through the parking lot on the west side of Bradfield
Hall, I noticed the remains of a bird's head lying in the parking lot,
presumably left from some raptor's lunch eaten overhead. My best guess was an
American Woodcock, but would love to have someone more
The LONG-EARED OWL continues to roost in peace, as viewed from 124 Simsbury
Drive in Ithaca as of midday on Monday.
Let me clarify that the bird is technically just over the fence in our
neighbors' yard. At one point, to my considerable alarm, a two-man
yard-maintenance crew came and
The LONG-EARED OWL continues to roost in peace, as viewed from 124 Simsbury
Drive in Ithaca as of midday on Monday.
Let me clarify that the bird is technically just over the fence in our
neighbors' yard. At one point, to my considerable alarm, a two-man
yard-maintenance crew came and
Owl visiting hours at 124 Simsbury Drive have resumed. We'll welcome
viewers until the end of daylight - let's say 5:15 or 5:20 PM. Already
viewing is pretty tough under the overcast.
Mark Chao
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Subject: [OneidaBirds] Montezuma 11/7 - Ross's and greater white-fronted geese
Went out to Montezuma this morning. There was a brisk wind early and even
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2500 Canada Geese
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A bit late in posting this.
On Saturday evening just before 6pm I turned from Renwick Drive onto Lake St heading into town.
There was a red tailed hawk on one an IHS light solar panel - Lake St by the walkway.
I managed to get a number of photos before it decide to fly and perch on light closer
Earlier in the day during taxi breaks at Stewart Park I noticed that there were still 10 DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANTS on a log far to the northwest. Also present closer were 13 REDHEADS, at least 14 RUDDY DUCKS, and 1 GADWALL. --Dave NutterOn Nov 07, 2011, at 07:59 PM, Lee Ann van Leer
Yep, American Woodcock. Something ate its brains; how seasonal.
Kevin
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[mailto:bounce-38239487-3493...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Ray Zimmerman
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 10:38 AM
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] remains of a ?
Hi all,
It was interesting to see Ray's photo of a Woodcock head this morning at
Bradfield. I wonder if the resident Red-tail picked him off ?
After work I took a walk on the S.H.R.W. trail. It was busy with Robins,
Chickadees, Juncos and Waxwings. I heard one BARRED OWL in the gloom of
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