Hi All. Just saw 4 Black Vultures over a field along NY 415 on the east side
of Cooper’s Plains, Steuben County. They were east of the intersection of 415
and Main Street; they then flew south to the ridge line on the south side of
the Cohocton River.
Bill Howe
Hemlock, NY
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Saw a Cooper's hawk at cornell botanic Gardens in the wildflower garden. As I
was leaving --He flew through the woods and landed on a big branch to eat his
chipmunk.
Thank you. Liz
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As i reached maple avenue bus stop a Coopers Hawk was chasing a bird, it looked
like killdeer but not sure.
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Nice Coopers Hawk in my backyard on Simms Hill Rd., Dryden. Making my
feeder birds nervous.
Carl
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Just now a Cooper's Hawk flew across the window at less than 10 feet away!
Looks like a day of the raptors. About an hour ago the Red-tailed was scaring
away hordes of starlings that were in front of the green houses on Tower road.
They flew in nice patterns as the hawk mingled among them.
I always look up in the big old cherry tree behind my house when I leave
each morning, still missing the flock of Crows that used to frequent my
yard, until they got chased away by another flock. This is where they used
to perch, waiting for me to put peanuts out for them. A new flock,
probably
Several days before Xmas, a friend of ours brought over the remains of a
deer torso he had shot. We threw it on top of a large brushpile in the yard
to keep the coyotes from dragging it off. So far it has been a boon to our
4 YARD CROWS who have spent some of their daytime activities pulling
New Year's Greetings!
Similar to Nancy Cusumano's report, a Coopers Hawk(s) has also been stalking
my feeder birds on and off lately. I live across from the CU agriculture
fields on Hanshaw Road with the greater Sapsucker Woods—Briarwood and the
Sapsucker Woods Sanctuary— behind our house.
Sunday a little after 4pm, I was on Seneca St. at Rte 13 waitng for the red
light to change. On the NE corner there is a house with some large yew bushes
(or other evergreens). On top of one of the yews there was a COOPERS HAWK
trying to get at something inside the bush. The light changed so
