Hello All,
The Cayuga Bird Club has started an effort to establish a network of
sister birding clubs in North and Central America linking the migratory
pathways of neotropical songbirds. Many of the colorful and familiar "Birds of
Summer" that we enjoy so much in North America during
I'm excited to say that after the last instance (I knew of) 15 years ago,
there was a long-eared owl calling about halfway up the hill behind my
house last night. He was vocal for only about 5 minutes around 11 pm, and
then quiet. The last time I heard LEOWs was in February 2001(?), a dueting
I heard twice a descending call this morning, lower pitched and coarser
than what I associate with E. Screech Owl. It seem to definitely be an owl
- it was still dark with only a few peeps and chirps from other
birds/frogs/insects - and the descending pattern was like that of the E.
SO. Trying
Just throwing this out there...
There's an injured female mallard swimming in the inlet behind The Dock. Either
it's tongue or lower jaw is hanging. She would be hard to catch as is mobile.
Anyone interested?
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