For the first time in 11 lonely months, we see an EASTERN SCREECH-OWL in our
nest box in northeast Ithaca. I can't prove anything, of course, but this
individual bird's unfamiliar posture and demeanor give me the strong
impression that it is a first-time visitor, or if a returnee, one who has
This is the first winter which the Fish Crows remained in my vicinity and
continued to come to my yard every day. There were two all winter, and this
weekend I had a group of four.
Suzanne
northeast area Ithaca
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Spent a short(cold) time at East Shore Park around 1pm today. Saw Western Grebe
just north of the pavilion near piers. It was near a small group of Common
Mergansers.
Later we walked the perimeter of the swan pen at Stewart Park. Gulls, mallards
and two pairs of American Wigeons at the edge of
RBA
* New York
* Syracuse
* February 20, 2012
* NYSY 02.20.12
Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird Alert
Dates(s):
February 13, 2012 - February 20, 2012
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covering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
and Montezuma Wetlands
Hi all,
Sorry for the late report. Jay and I spotted a/the pair of RUSTY BLACKBIRDS
singing quietly across the road from the middle parking lot at Sapsucker Woods
this evening at around five. They were perched on top of an aspen and were in
the same spot when we left.
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Brad Walker
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Owasco Lake 4:30 PM Monday: enormous flight of several thousand snow geese
flying SW, low in the sky (heading where? to the fields before overnight stop
on Cayuga Lake?); 8 PM : many, many more (by the sound of it) on central Owasco
Lake.
Eben McLane
Scipio, NY
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In my last note I forgot to mention a BALD EAGLE I saw perched both
yesterday and today across the creek from the boathouse, but farther back,
approx where the white lighthouse jetty starts.
Bill
Baker
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Hi everyone,
On our way back to Ithaca this morning, Jessie and I saw a Common
Raven circling and soaring fairly low just north of Lettie Cook Woods
(visible from the north side of the woods). I know Brad Walker saw one
here in early February.
Chris Wood
eBird Neotropical Birds Project Leader
Same thing happening between Cayuga Seneca Lakes: at 5:00 PM today,
tens of thousands of Snow Geese coming out of the north and flying SSE
over Rock River Wycoff Roads in Ovid, in steady streams with hardly a
break between flocks. I could only stay about 10 minutes, so have no
idea how long
Hope to see you here!
Monday, Feb 20 from 7:30-9:00PM
The race to conserve Asia's vultures by Yula Kapetenakos
The introduction of a veterinary drug used to treat cattle in Asia during the
1990's directly resulted in one of the most catastrophic bird population
declines in modern history.
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