Hi all,
I was riveted by an encounter between two adult Bald Eagles and a female Common
Merganser on Dryden Lake today. The merganser was in a small patch of open
water, in an otherwise mostly frozen-over lake, and the eagles were perched on
the ice edge just a few feet away. One or both
Award-winning wildlife photographer Melissa Groo will present "Color and
Grace: Birds of East Africa" at Cayuga Bird Club's online meeting/webinar
on Monday, December 14 at 7:30 pm.
Register to attend the webinar here: https://tinyurl.com/cbc202012mtg
Besides ~1000 Canada Geese & -~60 Mallards, there are ~170 Common Golden eyes
in lake out from about where Algerine Road used to go straight down to Cayuga
Lake.
Also, my 2 dozen Pine Siskins were at my nyjer feeders when I left house 45
min. ago!
Regulars for a couple weeks now.
Donna Scott
Daughter, Becky & I have just been watching numerous huge flocks of
snows heading SSW over Cayuga Lake. They were high coming from ENE but
with sun on them just before noon ... beautiful sight. We could easily
see blues mixed in with them. Didn't look like they were planning to
hang around.