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There are well over 100 Turkey vultures along Stevenson Road, many in the air
and many more perched on the solar panels and fence posts around the solar
farm.
Laura
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Small kettle of 5 and 1 flying by its lonesome a bit south and east of
Peterman Rd. in the village of Seneca Falls.
Pete Sar
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Pete,
I saw a small kettle (5 birds) when I was walking my dog in the field near
the Equine Research Center this afternoon.
Linda Woodard
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Has anyone seen turkey vultures around? I was driving the back road from Geneva
to Waterloo this morning (River Road) and in the distance saw what appeared to
be a kettle of 8 very large, dark birds behaving like vultures in a
kettle.slow, circular motion. I had
Has anyone seen turkey vultures around? I was driving the back road from
Geneva to Waterloo this morning (River Road) and in the distance saw what
appeared to be a kettle of 8 very large, dark birds behaving like vultures
in a kettle.slow, circular motion. I had no binocs to confirm. Just
When I drove into Auburn going to Wegmans this morning, there was a kettle of
25 or more TVs soaring . I’m three miles east of there and just had a group of
10 TVs go over. I’m used to seeing just a few at a time going over. What’s
with a huge group in the middle of the city. I bet there’s
This afternoon at about 5pm I saw about 200 Turkey Vultures circling over the
vicinity of NYS-34/96, Decker Rd, and NYS-13 south of Ithaca near the Newfield
Town Line. Earlier in the day I had seen smaller numbers southbound along the
east edge of the Cayuga Lake Valley in Lansing. This
From the pool at Island Health I watched streams of the vultures going
south over west hill between 3 and 3:30.
On 10/13/2017 2:51 PM, M Miller wrote:
> If anyone wants to see Turkey Vultures, just stop by the Seneca County
> Fairgrounds (Not the Lott Farm!) in the village of Waterloo (North
If anyone wants to see Turkey Vultures, just stop by the Seneca County
Fairgrounds (Not the Lott Farm!) in the village of Waterloo (North Rd/Swift
St). There are about 100 that roost in the morning & evening on the village
water tower and any available pole/post on the fairgrounds.
Mark Miller
Just had 6 TURKEY VULTURES soaring over our neighborhood on East Hill.
Larry
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Hi Sara Jane,
For at least the past 3 years, there have been TUVU's roosting during the
fall behind the Varna Community Center, in some tall conifers. I get
neighbors calling me about it every year with a mixture of wonder and
frustration.
Marc Devokaitis
Lab of Ornithology
On Mon, Oct 24,
I was just coming through Varna when I had to pull over and stop the car,
because there were about 25-30 TV’s soaring overhead, just above the rooftops.
There were enough to be looking for a ‘road-kill’, but I imagine they were
either settling down for night or trying to get an updraft.
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At 9:30 this a.m at least 24 TVs were in the field between Spring St. &
Seminary St. with wings
outstretched, facing the sun. They stayed for nearly an hour with one at
a time eventually taking
off. I have seen them circling around the tall evergreens immediately
west of where they sat &
Hi all, there is a little cloud of about 25 turkey vultures over the pheasant
farm at the moment, along Stevenson Rd in Ithaca. Another seven were perched on
fences closer to Turkey Hill Road. Where were they all on January 1? Also lots
of red tails although I haven't done a count yet.
Laura
Today around 12 noon there were 12+ turkey vultures around Cayuga Compost and
surrounding area, Agard Rd Trumansburg.
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> On Jan 3, 2016, at 7:22 AM, Diane Morton
Hi all,
Turkey vultures in this stiff west wind are enjoying themselves I think. They
are flying across the wind at 90 deg and falling a free fall and then arrest
themselves and again dribble down in the wind and back. So it is such fun to
watch their behavior over computer screen.
As for
On my way back from Cortland this afternoon I drove Turkey Hill Rd. to the
house, on seeing a few TV's I pulled over to scan. I counted 141 in 25 minutes
along with 3 Red-tailed Hawks. All appeared to be south bound migrants catching
the tail end of clearing weather. This may bode well for sky
My favorite harbingers of spring, besides the robins and flocks of
red-winged blackbirds visiting my yard, are the pair of turkey vultures
that return to the lean-to along Route 79 in Slaterville Springs (just west
of Midline Rd). I saw them sitting on the listing shack this afternoon.
Does
Since that lean-to was a beautiful barn LOL!
On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 4:53 PM, Melissa Groo melg...@gmail.com wrote:
My favorite harbingers of spring, besides the robins and flocks of
red-winged blackbirds visiting my yard, are the pair of turkey vultures
that return to the lean-to along Route
Reports came out of the woodwork about Turkey Vultures hanging around
our area all winter. This shows I don't get out and do much birding
during the winter months. It's far more comfortable looking out our
kitchen windows.
I still would like any thoughts you may have about true migrants
I agree Sunday was a good migration day for Turkey Vultures. At about 1pm I was
near the Lab entrance looking at the western skyline beyond the pond, and I
watched a near-continuous line of them flying south, about 60 all told. They
were gliding and gradually losing altitude, and when they got
I counted 74 tv's golfing cornell's course today with most of them before
12
Jim Gaffney
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On Oct 13, 2014, at 8:26 PM, Dave Nutter nutter.d...@me.com wrote:
I agree Sunday was a good migration day for Turkey Vultures. At about 1pm I
was near the Lab entrance looking at the
Yesterday as I worked in my yard I spotted a south bound TV. As I watched it
turned into a river of as many 30 TVs migrating past. I had guests who were
spellbound by all the birds. It's the first time I've spotted a large group
migrating through.
I had a very unusual new yard bird the
Saw 18 Turkey Vultures flying above Triphammer Road 3 miles north of Shops of
Ithaca. Pretty impressive!
Ann
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I had the good fortune of seeing the biggest kettle of TVs ever (for me) as
they circled and swooped over the parking lot and the general vicinity of
Wegmans in Auburn, New York. I counted over 100 and approximated that possibly
125 were participating.
I looked for Black Vultures but did not
The half dozen or so Turkey Vultures patiently adorning the trees in my
wooded backyard in Northeast Ithaca alerted me to a dead deer back there.
The neighborhood deer have been seeming desperately hungry lately - often
seen standing on tiptoes for a measly handful of hemlock needles,
shamelessly
Hi folks,
Thanks to the several people who have responded to this! The universal
recommendation is that I contact Paul Curtis. In case anybody else needs
this information, his email address is
p...@cornell.edu
and his website is
http://dnr.cornell.edu/people/faculty.cfm?netId=pdc1
best,
jesse
Are continuing to come to roost late afternoon in the norway spruces in
4 and now 500 block S Plain St.
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: Monday, March 19, 2012 5:55 PM
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Hi all,
There is currently a kettle of about 100 TURKEY VULTURES over downtown Ithaca.
I've gone through the group several times, but didn't see a Black Vulture.
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] turkey vultures galore
Turkey Vultures are streaming past my office window here at Hospicare on South
Hill. At least 75 have gone by in the last minute or so!!
Annette
Annette Nadeau
Director of Support Services
Hospicare Palliative Care Services
Drove through Community Corners a few minutes ago and saw 15+ turkey
vultures circling about. I was driving in traffic at the time so
couldn't get an accurate count.
Larry
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As we were heading North on Meadow St. just after 6 p.m. tonight we saw a flock
of 14 turkey vultures flying ... (not soaring) out towards Wal-mart area ...
what's that ... SW??? Never have seen them just flapping all together like a
flock of crows or geese as they were tonight. Good thing I
By the time I got to Myers around 10:00 am, I saw at least 102 TV's. I
saw an additional 35+ on Freeze Road a little later. I am sure I missed many,
many more TV's traveling south. What a great day!
Best, Ann Mitchell
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