Great article, thank you!
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On Dec 6, 2013, at 9:12 PM, Judith Thurber jathur...@yahoo.com wrote:
What an interesting read. Thanks for finding it for us all!
Judy Thurber
Liverpool
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On Dec 6, 2013, at 6:58 PM, bob mcguire
Hi
There is a Snowy Owl on private property on Miller Rd, just north of Coddington
Rd. today. This bird first showed up the week before Thanksgiving and is back
today. The owners are ok with visitors but please contact me off list for
directions. l...@cornell.edu.
Probably a young
Birding with Jim Tarolli, first stop was the Rte 31 mucklands where many
(~1500) gulls were present, about 50-50 Herring and Ring-billed. We found a
2nd-cycle Iceland and adult Lesser BB Gull. Not a lot of geese at that moment,
ie, few Canadas and no Snows. Little species diversity in the
On 12/7/2013 10:23 AM, Robert Pantle wrote:
After reading the interesting articles on the Snowy Owl invasion this
year, thought it appropriate to submit this bit of information
concerning a Snowy Owl that was banded while doing research during the
winter of 1993. This article was in the
I neglected to mention 20-30 Sandhill Cranes at the west end of the mucks,
difficult to see. Apologies to the cranes.
David Wheeler
N. Syracuse, NY
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Please ask Laura Stenzler for directions.
l...@cornell.edu
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Donna Scott
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3:15 Snowy Owl 50 yards East of runway Finger Lakes (Seneca Falls) Airport
Martin Rd.
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Several years of stakeouts finally paid off when I got a good look at a
SHORT-EARED OWL (very light underside, buffy patches prominent on distal
parts of upper wing) cruising over a field along Hart Rd. (Town of Dryden).
Field was just across the road from the gravel pit and near the George Jr.
I went up the lake today as I missed the Snowy Owl cocktail party
Friday afternoon in the mucklands, but held out hope they would still be there.
After much scanning I did find one Snowy Owl sitting in the corn at the far
north side of the fields about center. It was partially hidden
The very successful Cayuga Bird Club field trip to Niagara Falls today started
and ended notably with owls in the Basin.
Just after dawn at 7:00 am, we passed through King Ferry going north on 90, and
I remarked that we were entering one of the best areas in the Basin for
Short-eared Owls.
Hi All,
The last Snowy Owl was precisely here (green arrow):
https://maps.google.com/?q=42.870325,-76.853056t=pz=13
Thanks to Kevin for leading a great trip!
Benjamin Van Doren
On Sat, Dec 7, 2013 at 10:38 PM, Kevin J. McGowan k...@cornell.edu wrote:
The very successful Cayuga Bird Club
Joann and I made a late trip to Montezuma. The main pool drive was open
so we drove it hoping to find something white on one of the dozens of
muskrat houses with no luck. 1 No. Harrier hunted the marsh and the pair of
Bald Eagles were sitting together on the edge of woods near their nest.
I found the lone Snowy about 3:45 p.m. right where Gary saw it, confirmed
by Kathy Strickland my daughter, Becky. I saw it first from the first
driveway to the dike next to the muck on the east end. I drove to the potato
bldg. where we still saw it but lighting was poor it was too far away to
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