Today, I found myself very fortunate to be looking up just as a glorious
flock of Snow Geese flying high, so high I could not hear them, and flying
southbound. Hundreds of geese glistened and sparkled like jewels in the
bright sun. I savored this sight for less than two minutes, until their
And I saw hundreds heading south this afternoon about 3 p.m. just east
of our house on the east edge of Union Springs village. These were the
1st I've seen this _FALL_ ... ha, ha ... tomorrow is _WINTER_!
Fritzie
On 12/20/2015 7:08 PM, Sandy Wold wrote:
> Today, I found myself very fortunate
Hi all,
Today I wanted to check the performance of a new teleconverter to my video
camera. So I decided to go to Cornell dump and try some gulls.
As I was at the corner of the Dodge road and Stevenson Road, I saw a Red-tailed
Hawk sitting on a fence and there were three Turkey Vultures in the
I’ve walked to Cornell’s Equine Research Park three times over the past two
weekends from Freese Road. On my first two visits, I found several
cooperative EASTERN BLUEBIRDS around the horse corrals, but surprisingly, I
saw none today. Maybe it was too late in the day. Also on two visits,
I’ve
Kevin and I were checking out Salt Point when I saw a confusing flash of orange
that turned out to be a Baltimore Oriole. Kevin has photos.
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The snowy owl was present at 11:30 when I arrived at Seybolt Road, on the gas
pipe installation across from Reese Road about 300 yards out. Semi-recognizable
with binoculars; much better with a scope. It swiveled its head quite
frequently, keeping a lookout in several directions, before
I didn't see B. Orioles at Salt Pt, but I did see a RUFFED GROUSE, NORTHERN
FLICKER, & NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD, along w E. STARLINGS, & MALLARDS & gulls & C.
Geese.
Donna Scott
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> On Dec 20, 2015, at 12:25 PM, Lee Ann van Leer wrote:
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> Kevin and I were