2 snowy owls currently at the SFNY airport. One on runway from airport
road and one on gas well from Farron Rd.
Sar
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The Snowy Owl seen at the Finger Lakes Regional airport was still there today.
I saw it about 2:30 pm. There is second owl, which I got a better view of
south of the airport near the corner of Seybolt and Reese Roads. I reported
both owls on eBird with digiscoped photos using my phone.
Ha
Correction, owl is on ground NW (not NE) of northern most buildings.
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> On Mar 29, 2018, at 3:33 PM, debilin...@gmail.com wrote:
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> At 3:28 pm, one snowy present at the Fingerlakes Airport, NE of northern most
> buildings, due east of address 2970 Thorpe.
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At 3:28 pm, one snowy present at the Fingerlakes Airport, NE of northern most
buildings, due east of address 2970 Thorpe.
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> On Mar 28, 2018, at 10:20 PM, Daniel Graham wrote:
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> 2 Snowy Owls still present this morning at 1030am near Fingerlakes
> Airport. A darker one was
2 Snowy Owls still present this morning at 1030am near Fingerlakes
Airport. A darker one was on a rooftop in the Lott Farm complex, and a
light-colored one was W across Rt 414 on a power pole near the wind
turbine.
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Actually a,3rd one around the corner atop a telephone pole on Hoster Rd.
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Snowy Owls
There are currently 2 Snowy Owls visible right out by the runway.
Mike Gullo
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This afternoon, in addition to the Seybolt & Reese Rd Snowy Owl, there was a
second Owl being harassed by crows on Hoster Rd just South of Martin. It was
chased South.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/105424358@N06/32600736852/in/datetaken-public/lightbox/
[X]Snowy Owl harassed by crows 2-6-17 Hos
Thanks for helping to share Marc.
And thanks, of course, to Laurie for her wonderful work.
Hope your new year is off to a good start and I hope to see you each as
we bird the basin!!
Pete Sar
On 1/4/2017 9:30 AM, Marc Devokaitis wrote:
> In case you missed it on the local FB bird club pages,
In case you missed it on the local FB bird club pages, Pete Saracino posted
Laurie Drikx's excellent slideshow of said banding:
http://www.lauriedirkx.com/AllCreaturesGreat/Banding-a-Snowy-w-Tom-McDonald/i-3Wq5XLv/A
Marc
On Tue, Jan 3, 2017 at 8:44 PM, Ann Mitchell
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> This morning Diane
This morning Diane Morton and I went to the Finger lakes Regional Airport to
see the reported Snowy Owls. We saw the two of them near the runway in the
grass. We went in the terminal to ask permission to get close enough to
photograph them. The man in charge and his family were there. He said an
Yale Farm Rd. in Varick/Romulus (east of junction with Rt. 96a)
continues to be a good bet for SNOWY OWLS. On Monday around sunset,
the heavy streaked owl was in the middle of the farm field east of the
McGrane Rd. intersection (google tells me this is in Romulus). Being
so dark overall, the bird w
Had a pair of Snowy Owls along Rte 96A between Woodworth & Kime Rds. They were
hanging out together, female(?) was much more heavily barred than male(?). Also
found 3 E. Meadowlarks along Stacy Rd. (off 96A by Kime/Yellow Tavern Rd
intersection). Seneca Lake St Park was almost void of geese - no
Two are on 96A near Geneva. One, dark bird, on pole at 96A and Larsen. The
other on a gas well, very white bird, at 96A and Woodworth.
Nice commute to school this morning!!
David Diaz
Tburg, NY
Dropped Pin
near 3801-3921 New York 96A, Geneva, NY 14456
http://goo.gl/maps/YOFE5
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A friend is coming from Wisconsin. He'll be staying in the Avon area, but
would travel anywhere from there to Syracuse and south. Any very likely
spots to see a snowy?
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The Snowy Owl on Indian Field road is still present as of right now. It is
out in the corn field on the west side of the road just south of the second
group of barns north of 90. Groups of Horned Larks with Snow Buntings and
longspurs along the road to the north as well.
On Jan 19, 2014 11:37 AM, "
hope this is helpful, donna scott
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls?
Hi, I have friends visiting today. Where should I take th
Hi, I have friends visiting today. Where should I take them to hopefully
find a Snowy to see? Are they still present at Hancock? The Freeville Owl
location confuses me...there are Cornell barns on 366, also in Dryden. I
dont know of any in Freeville. Can anyone give a street crossing that would
hel
3 snowy owls today:
1 on Indian Field Road at the intersection with Poplar Ridge-many thanks to
Anne Marie and Tim Johnson for the scope, along with Meena. I don't think I
would have found the owl tucked into the grasses without their help.
After the Indian Field snowy I had all good intention
1:05 PM today..Snowy Owl on Lott Farm easily viewed from Martin Rd.
1:20..Snowy Owl in field West side of Seybolt just North of Reese.
Northwest of 'gas well'.
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3 Snowy Owls are in the fields near the potato barn on the south side of Rte
31. Also found a single owl on a fence post in a pasture 2.0 miles south of
Waterloo on the west side of Rte 96 (north side of the Aunkst Rd intersection -
Peter Whitmer farm turn) (watch out for the electric fence!)
I found the lone Snowy about 3:45 p.m. right where Gary saw it, confirmed
by Kathy Strickland & my daughter, Becky. I saw it first from the first
driveway to the dike next to the muck on the east end. I drove to the potato
bldg. where we still saw it but lighting was poor & it was too far away t
I went up the lake today as I missed the Snowy Owl cocktail party
Friday afternoon in the mucklands, but held out hope they would still be there.
After much scanning I did find one Snowy Owl sitting in the corn at the far
north side of the fields about center. It was partially hidden and
Great article, thank you!
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On Dec 6, 2013, at 9:12 PM, "Judith Thurber" wrote:
> What an interesting read. Thanks for finding it for us all!
>
> Judy Thurber
> Liverpool
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> On Dec 6, 2013, at 6:58 PM, bob mcguire wrote:
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>> An interesting ar
What an interesting read. Thanks for finding it for us all!
Judy Thurber
Liverpool
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> On Dec 6, 2013, at 6:58 PM, bob mcguire wrote:
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> An interesting article on Snowy Owls:
> http://vtecostudies.wordpress.com/2013/12/01/ghosts-from-the-arctic/
>
> Bob McGuire
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An interesting article on Snowy Owls:
http://vtecostudies.wordpress.com/2013/12/01/ghosts-from-the-arctic/
Bob McGuire
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~2PM today, 4 Snowy Owls on the North side of RT 31...easily viewed from
the potato building.
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It's neat that Snowy Owls are irrupting enough that USA Today took notice and included some background biology. For more info on this ongoing story, there's a neat article from the eBird folks at the Lab of O.--Dave Nutterhttp://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/got-snowies?utm_source=Cornell+Lab+eNews
While perusing USA Today in Wegman's Cafe, I read a brief article about a
surprising abundance of eight Snowy Owls counted in Kansas. The phenomenon
was linked to a normal, cyclical low in the number of arctic rodents,
driving the owls south. If so, perhaps we too shall be lucky.
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