As we were heading North on Meadow St. just after 6 p.m. tonight we saw a flock
of 14 turkey vultures flying ... (not soaring) out towards Wal-mart area ...
what's that ... SW??? Never have seen them just flapping all together like a
flock of crows or geese as they were tonight. Good thing I had
For the first time since February, we saw an EASTERN SCREECH-OWL today in our
nest box on Simsbury Drive in northeast Ithaca. Much jubilant leaping and
whooping has ensued. Still, I am trying to be guarded in my hopes that we will
have a fourth consecutive winter with an owl in the box, as the
Susie & I traveled to southern Cayuga County late this afternoon, scouting
for short-eared owls. We managed to achieve 2 out of 3 items on our
itinerary.
1. Excellent supper at the BE HAPPY Café in Union Springs,
2. Fabulous orange-red sunset at Aurora, but
3. No owls at Rafferty Rd
Special lunchtime seminar on Wednesday, October 27, featuring
DR. RICHARD O. "ROB" BIERREGAARD, JR.
Distinguished Visiting Research Professor
Department of Biology
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
"Juvenile and adult osprey (Pandion haliaetus) migration between North and
South Americ
I'm planning to go if anyone would like to carpool from West Hill area.
My phone number below.
Stephanie
On 10/22/10 10:01 AM, bob mcguire wrote:
I will be leading a local, half day field trip for the Cayuga Bird
Club this SUNDAY, the 24th (not Saturday, as printed in the club
newsletter). Mee
I will be leading a local, half day field trip for the Cayuga Bird
Club this SUNDAY, the 24th (not Saturday, as printed in the club
newsletter). Meet at the lab at 8 AM. All are invited, not only club
members.
Bob McGuire
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