The Visitor Center has been hosting a dozen or more Sandhill Cranes, plus a
good assortment of ducks. The wildlife drive does not open until April 1,
so besides a short walk to the lookout platform, there's not much else to
check out in the main entrance area. Other sites may be worth exploring
(Esker Brook Trail, Tschache Pool, May's Point, Knox-Marsellus/East Road,
and points northward), though I have not heard of any special sightings
lately. Of course, you never know what may pop up from one day to the next
during migration season.
Down in the Cayuga Lake State Park parking lot, you can look for the
Red-headed Woodpecker that has been hanging out all winter in the trees
along the main road.
Suan
On Mon, Mar 11, 2024 at 5:09 PM James Gaffney wrote:
> I was thinking of going to montezeuma this week. Any input from the group
> would be appreciated
> Jim
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