Daughter, Becky Sewell, has been out checking osprey nests at the north
end of Cayuga Lake from Aurora to MNWR & on surrounding roads there &
in Union Springs areas. As of Tues. she had found at least 21 ospreys &
was told about 2 more Wed. 3/1 just south of Union Springs.
Her FOY O was at
For the past two years, osprey have nested on a cell phone tower that is
just south of the hamlet of Covert, on the east side of Rte 96. When I
looked earlier this year, the nest seemed to be missing but I didn't
stop and check carefully until today. There may be a few remnant
sticks, I'm
There was a adult male Harrier flying over the fields between the junction of
Hanshaw and Friese road on my drive to work this morning. Some crows we’re
taking objection to it’s presence.
Jim
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This afternoon I walked around Cass Park. I did not go to Allan H Treman State
Marine Park, so I don’t know about the platform north of the Hangar Theatre,
but I assume the nest in the field closer to the lake is still solidly
occupied.
Today I believe I saw 5 Ospreys.
My first view was a
Glad to see two Ospreys standing on the Union Field light pole nest this
afternoon. At first only one was visible, the other sitting.
Elaina
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Wonderful
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> On Apr 1, 2020, at 6:00 PM, Suan Yong wrote:
>
> On Stevenson Road I was biking,
> A meow from the hedge was most striking,
> The tone wasn’t hoarse,
> Not a catbird, of course,
> Sapsucker! I said, to my liking.
>
> But the next meow came out all flat,
> It
At 7:00 am in my yard, I noticed a pair “P” of Eastern Phoebes foraging
together in the vicinity of the eaves under which they and their predecessors
have nested for decades.
In the late morning I watched a pair of Great Blue Herons begin construction of
a ninth nest out in the heronry by the
Thank you!
Deb
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Sent: Friday, March 20, 2020 7:17 AM
To: CAYUGABIRDS-L
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Something to brighten your day
Here's a wonderful and short video of birds, guaranteed to make you smile:
On Stevenson Road I was biking,
A meow from the hedge was most striking,
The tone wasn’t hoarse,
Not a catbird, of course,
Sapsucker! I said, to my liking.
But the next meow came out all flat,
It sounded just like... a house cat!?
Then some chirps, then a jeer,
The ID became clear,
‘Twas a
> On Apr 1, 2020, at 8:09 AM, k...@empireaccess.net wrote:
> That rookery on guard experience must have been something to see.
Yes, and it made me wonder if this heronry will soon meet the fate of the one
that used to occupy a wooded island in the North Spencer Marsh, until it was
appropriated
I thought you would like to see how Maryland birders are helping fight
the virus.
The status in Md is a stay at home "order" which imho makes more sense
than NY's verbiage.
That rookery on guard experience must have been something to see. Thanks
for sharing. I'm curious to know if and when you
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