Hi friends,
I am looking for an experienced birder/birders to assist with this year's
NYSOA waterfowl count on Cayuga Lake this Sunday (1/14). One of our regular
counting parties is unable to make it this year. If you have strong
waterfowl ID skills, the ability to count rafts of ducks and geese,
Two Black Vultures circling in kettle with TUVU over Catherine Creek Marsh,
Schuyler County. Seen from parking at Willow Walk Trail.
Good birding,
Josh
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Hi all,
I wanted to spread the word about guided shorebird walks this year at
Montezuma NWR. On the Saturdays of 8/20, 8/27, and 9/3 Reuben Stolzfus or I
will be leading guided walks onto the dikes of Knox-Marcellus and Puddler
marshes from East rd. Birders and interested people of all skill
Today, while doing a waterfowl survey that included Taughannock SP, I had
about 10 American Robins along the South cove. There were also several
Eastern Bluebirds and a wintering Yellow-rumped Warbler. There was at least
one more, if not two more Yellow-rumped Warblers along the creek at North
Hi all,
After seeing the totals from Syracuse's Christmas Bird Count, I got excited
for the upcoming count in Ithaca, and wanted to take the opportunity to
invite everyone who is interested to join us on January 1st, 2022 for
Audubon's 122nd and our 60th annual Christmas Bird Count.
Please
anks for sharing.
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> Jody
> Jody W. Enck, PhD
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> On Sun, Jun 27, 2021 at 1:57 PM Joshua Snodgrass
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>> I ran a USGS BBS route last week that goes through
I ran a USGS BBS route last week that goes through Ithaca on Green St. with
the library as one of the stops. I only had 5 or so Chimney Swifts at that
time. I wonder if several groups have merged (there were other small groups
of swifts at nearby stops), or maybe there are some recently fledged
I had a flock of about 15 blackbirds, most of which were Rusty at the
Montezuma Audubon Center a week or two ago during a winter raptor survey.
Certainly unexpected this time of year, but given how mild the winter has
been in general, not unheard of. Nice birds and a welcome sight!
Josh
On Fri,
Hi all,
Just a reminder I will be leading an afternoon - sunset trip on Sunday,
December 15 on the west side of Cayuga Lake. We'll look for overwintering
waterfowl along the lake shore, grassland birds (snow buntings, etc.), and
try for Short-eared Owl and Snowy Owl at regular sites. Should be a
Thanks, Gary and Greg, for sharing this! I cannot attend tonight's meeting
at the Hector Ranger Station regarding the grassland proposal. I just got
finished reading the "Scoping Information" details on the website. I fully
support the goals of the project to restore the grasslands and improve
Female type black Scoter just north of Warren W Clute park. Also an early
Common GoldenEye
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Late reminder that we will be holding another guided shorebird walk along
the dikes at Montezuma's Knox-Marcellus Marsh on East rd. We can meet at
the Visitor center at 7am or at the East Rd. overlook at 7:15 before
proceeding out onto the dikes. This is a great opportunity to get down into
an
WhenSat, May 4, 7:30am – 4:30pm
*Where: Finger Lakes National Forest- Teeter Pond*
*No registration necessary- all are welcome.*
. I will be leading an all day field trip in the Finger Lakes National
Forest and possibly other sites in Schuyler County for a casual Schuyler
County Big
Hey all,
I was out birding the county line between Schuyler and Seneca Counties
(Seneca Rd, just west of Vesa Rd.) and a bright red medium sized parrot of
some sort flew across the road and perched in the low shrubs lining the
road. I snapped a few photos, but they came out very dark and poor. The
Just had my FOY Pine Warbler pass through my yard in Interlaken. Here they
come!
-Josh
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king eider continues in oswego harbor. just off port authority pier near
old buoys on pier. Beautiful mAle. Thank for reporting t his life bird.
On Wed, Feb 6, 2019, 12:56 PM Susan Gateley If it's on the way to Oswego you can also check out the channel at Fair
> Haven via the West Bay road park
Hi friends,
Sorry if this is an inappropriate venue for this question. I saw what I
believe was a 1st winter Glaucous Gull on the ice edge at Stewart Park as
viewed from East Shore Park. I have little experience with white winged
gull species. Through the scope the bird was all white with light
a friend and I also saw the redpolls on Ovid-lodi townkine rd again today.
they werr far south of the road and difficult to see south and west of the
farmhouse, near some sumac. scope views.
just now 1:45. there are about 20, probably more common redpolls on mount
pleasant. the next hill east of
I just got a call from Reuben Stolzfus reporting a flock of about 150
Common Redpolls and a dozen Snow Buntings in southern Seneca County. East
of 414 and north of 96A on Ovid-Lodi Townline Rd. He did not have
binoculars, so worth checking for Hoary Redpoll and Lapland Longspurs in
the flock. He
Flock of about 800 just passed overhead in Interlaken heading south
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Poor digiscoped video from this afternoon of the Gyrfalcon eating a
mallard. Uploaded from my phone, any audio is unintentional, and lots of
wind noise. The Gyr also drove off a Red-tailed hawk in a spectacular
aerial battle. Sorry I'm not tech savvy enough to reply
Thanks so much for sharing, Jay! We were able to get the Cayuga bird club
field trip up the lake to get great views!
On Dec 16, 2018 2:27 PM, "Jay McGowan" wrote:
> An immature gray Gyrfalcon was sitting on a phone pole on Rt. 89 south of
> 5&20, just south of the Cayuga/Seneca canal at the
Hi All,
First, my apologies for the delay in this trip summary. On August 4th, over
30 intrepid birders of all ages and skill levels came out for the first
guided shorebird walk of the season at Montezuma NWR. We met at the Visitor
Center and consolidated at the East Rd. overlook to head out on
Hi all!
Given the great variety of shorebirds seen at Montezuma in Knox-Marcellus
recently, I inquired whether there would be any guided shorebird walks this
year, and they offered me the chance to lead one!
We will meet at the Visitor Center at 7am on Saturday August 4th (10 days
from now) and
Today I led my first ever birding field trip for the Cayuga Bird Club to
the Finger Lakes National Forest in (mostly) Schuyler County. Ten
courageous birders met me at Teeter Pond at 7:30am for an all day trip
through the National Forest to battle mud, mosquitoes, and multiflora rose
in the search
Hi all,
Tomorrow, Sunday, May 6th, I will lead an all day field trip to the Finger
Lakes National Forest. We will meet at the parking lot at Teeter Pond on
Seneca Rd at 7:30am.
The Finger Lakes National Forest has a great variety of habitats, from
grasslands and grazing areas, to scrubland,
Today I joined Marc Devokaitis and Paul Rodewald for a section of Cayuga
Lake's DEC Waterfowl Survey. We started at Taughannock SP North Point and
went up to Vineyard Rd Ext (just south of Dean's Cove) up the west side of
Cayuga Lake stopping at several small roads as well as CR 141 , Sheldrake
Pt
Two northern harriers, male and female currently coursing over the field
between the dog park and marina
Good birding,
Josh
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Just had a loose kettle of about 62 Broad-winged Hawks traveling SW at a
pretty good clip. Flew over my house here in Interlaken. Awesome sight to
see!
Best,
Josh
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Ruff still present at Kipps island. 2:15pm. Keeps disappearing into the
stubble, but reemerges. Seen with ruff poofed chasing a yellowlegs. Awesome
bird! Tha KS for posting!
Josh
On Jul 10, 2017 9:23 AM, "Dave K" wrote:
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> Ruff Cooperative until 9:15. Moved slightly to
information that's available without much effort.
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> Wesley
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> On Mar 15, 2017, at 12:42 PM, Joshua Snodgra
Hello all,
I've been volunteering in the Finger Lakes National Forest checking on the
condition of bird boxes for the new biologist there. He is currently
updating the Regional Forester Sensitive Species list for the forest, and
asked for my input on any birds that should be added to the list that
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> Present with GW real in visitor center pool. Today 4:25
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2 FOY Common Grackles in with about 25 Red-winged blackbirds, and a few
cowbirds today in my yard in Interlaken. Yay Spring!
-Josh
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> Just had our first of the year snow geese fly north over our house on Hunt
> Hill Rd,
Gyrfalcon perched in tree over quarry on hoster Rd right now. 3:35
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circle
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I just saw an immature northern goshawk on Mathews Rd in the finger lakes
NF, near the avitrail 27 trailhead. Large accipiter- initially mistaken for
a rtha given its perch in the open. But long tail with white terminal band
and a conspicuous eyebrow stripe lead me to believe goshawk. It flew into
At least two, possibly 5 Greater White-fronted Geese seen this evening
around sunset on Lower Lake Rd. just south of Cayuga Lake State Park on the
west side of Cayuga Lake. Life bird for me! Other highlights include
1 Mute Swan
many Tundra swans
3 Gadwall beautiful silvery males
2 Northern Pintail
Just had a common nighthawk flyover my yard on halls corners rd Interlaken
heading south. Lifebird! Yardbird!
Good birding
Josh S.
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I was just standing on my back porch having a cigarette, when a small owl
swooped in and banked away about five feet from me. Appeared light
underneath, so I'm leaning toward Saw-whet owl for the ID (but I can't be
sure). That was amazing. I had a Northern saw-whet owl here (main street in
Tburg)
Groups of 4 and 5 visible simultaneously from North Point, another group of
6 at south cove, and a Kingfisher near the marina. Loads of Canada geese
and mallards, and some mergansers further out. Also watched a hawk eating a
duck for a while. Pretty sure it was a red-tailed hawk, but it was a
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From: Joshua Snodgrass cedarsh...@gmail.com
Date: Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 11:24 AM
Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Northern Goshawk Fingerlakes National Forest,
Schuyler Co.
To: Donna Scott dls...@me.com
Heading west on Searsburg rd (Co. rd. 1), turn left
/biblio/bib018
).
I don’t see a pressing concern here, personally.
Kevin
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*To:* Donna Scott; Joshua Snodgrass
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I went birding at Foster Pond this afternoon, because high twenties feels
like spring compared to the last few days. Past the frozen pond and down
Backbone trail I ventured into the brushy field to get a better look at
some waxwings when I flushed a Northern Goshawk from low cover. Life Bird!
She
Snowy Owl still present at 2:30, slightly west of fenced antenna tower and
closer to Martin rd. This was a life bird for me! Thanks to all who found
and refound this bird! Also saw a Northern Harrier that flew low over the
fields when I first arrived. Thanks again!
Good Owling,
Josh
On Fri, Jan
Thank you all for your helpful responses! My next project is trying out
some of the models to see what feels right before dropping the money. I'll
likely go with the Nikon ED50 as a moderately priced and portable option
until I can save for something more elaborate. The back issues of Living
Bird
I stopped by the Hog Hole earlier today and saw my first Northern Shovelers
in Tompkins Co as well as a bunch of other great ducks including Hooded
Mergansers, scaup, redhead, bufflehead, ring-necked duck. However, since I
don't yet own a scope, I'm sure I missed many more great birds too distant
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