We had a nice flock of about 350 cranes fly over us on our Friday survey on
the Tschache Pool dike. They semed to be coming from Armitage Rd. way.
We could hear the high-pitched vocalizations of the colts. Only other
place I've heard that is at the Rowe Sanctuary in Gibbon, Nebraska.
Sar
On
150 more just flew over, heading to the west of East Road, as well as some
joining the Knox Marcellus group. Wow!!!
Laura
Laura Stenzler
l...@cornell.edu
> On Dec 12, 2023, at 3:08 PM, Laura Stenzler wrote:
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> 17 sandhill cranes at the Montezuma NWR visitor center pool and at least 200
>
Late yesterday afternoon I saw maybe 100 sandhill cranes just to the west of
Olmsted Road, north of Armitage Road. As it was getting dark, they took in
small groups flying southwest.
Barbara
> On Dec 1, 2021, at 9:10 PM, Sandy Podulka wrote:
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> After NOT finding the Sandhill Cranes along
The first 2020 record of Sandhill Crane for the Cayuga Lake Basin of which I’m
aware was on 4 March at Knox-Marsellus Marsh from East Rd in Tyre reported by
David Kennedy. (Please anyone who has information on any earlier record, let
me know, so I can correct the record on the Cayuga Bird Club
Great. Must have been an awesome sight.
On 11/27/2016 4:10 PM, bob mcguire wrote:
One other highlight of Ann’s and my trip around the lake today was a flock of
63 SANDHILL CRANES foraging in a field of what looked like winter wheat towards
the east end of Armitage Road. We initially had
This is, I believe, near East Venice Rd. where it intersects Rt. 90. There has
been a pair of cranes nesting there for quite a few years. The nest used to be
in a small wetland behind a farmhouse just to the SW of the south end of E.
Venice Rd (across Rt. 90). A group from the Crane
The description of where you saw these cranes is consistent with sightings over
the years. If these birds are returning to an old, familiar nesting site, I may
be able to pinpoint the location for all who are interested and don’t want to
drive all the way up to the Montezuma complex to see
