At about 1:30 p.m. yesterday a raft of approximately 150 American Coots were
gathered near the eastern shore of Cayuga Lake in Aurora between the Masonic
Lodge and the United Ministry church.One lakeside resident reported that the
Coots had been in the area for two or three days.
This evening
3:20-3:30 pm today, three Short-eared Owls were foraging over weedy field to
west of rt.
90, about 0.25
mi. n. of jct. Lake Ridge Rd. (Triangle). REally nice views.
--Mark
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Forgot to mention, next to the pier in Geneva (west of the chamber of commerce)
was a raft of about 100 coots.
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East side of Cayuga Lake, viewed from RR track near 591 Lansing Station Rd.
about 1:30 PM,
flock of around 175-200 Aythyas, about 4/5 RING-NECKED DUCKS with about 1/5
REDHEADS.
Also, two COMMON LOONS diving nearby.
Donna L. Scott
535 Lansing Station Road
Lansing, NY 14882
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Spent an hour or 2 driving around north ends of Seneca & Cayuga lakes. Seneca
Lake State Park had it's normal mallards & black ducks, along with a female
long-tailed duck, several bufflehead, and 1 pair of common mergansers "getting
busy" until a GBB gull dived at them. Gulls were mainly ring-bi
Hi all,
A quick run through of Summerhill this morning yielded 14 WHITE-WINGED
CROSSBILLS on Lick Street and
9 PINE SISKINS and a COMMON REDPOLL on Salt St.. I also had the NORTHERN
SHRIKE at the corner of Lick
and Rte 90. South of Rte 90 I had 2 Red-tails and a soaring BALD EAGLE.
Matt
I visited Hog Hole about an hour before Gary, noting the Western Grebe
close in – and a Red-throated Loon out past the White Lighthouse.
Bob
On Feb 3, 2012, at 2:25 PM, Gary Kohlenberg wrote:
> W. Grebe easily visible from Hog Hole now. Directly north with small
> flock of Scaup.
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The WESTERN GREBE is being very accommodating near the southwest
corner of the lake. I was looking from along Taughannock Boulevard,
but I think it would have been almost equivalent viewing from Hogs
Hole or the white lighthouse (and it would have been fantastic looks
from the red lighthouse!) As i
W. Grebe easily visible from Hog Hole now. Directly north with small flock of
Scaup.
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I just had a mink take a woodpecker (downy I think-smallish)! I have never
seen that before. Yikes! She lives on my pond (for better or worse).
Apparently she is not getting an adequate intake of bass.
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Just have my first FLICKER of the year in our English Walnut tree here in Union
Springs.
Fritzie
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The ice edge at Sodus has receded so far into the bay that much of the action
is beyond scope range. Female King Eider continues and an adult male Surf
Scoter finally showed up.
Over at the Geneva waterfront, not much change. By far the most unexpected
bird was an Egyptian Goose grazing in th
Hi all,
The Western Grebe is currently swimming near the cormorant snag off of hog
hole. It was refound by Chris and Jessie. Tim Lenz and I can see it
distantly from East shore.
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