I bet this is the same one I saw at Judd Falls the other day by the fish lab.
The first one I've seen this winter.
Gary
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[mailto:bounce-7714750-3493...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Meena Haribal
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There were 6 or more Turkey Vultures at the Cornell compost facility on
Saturday.
Kevin
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[mailto:bounce-7715564-3493...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of J. Gary Kohlenberg
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2011 11:32 AM
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Subject:
Late this morning while I was stopped at the light at Clinton St and Rt. 13
a Raven flew over Rt 13 flying basically west to east. This is the first
Raven I have seen in the down town area. Have I just been missing them? I
am curious if others have seen Ravens actually in down town.
Bill
Baker
Hi all,
Since I got an e-mail requesting what town, (and rightly so) I was refering
to Ithaca, NY.
Bill
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Bradshaw Hall. I could have made a mistake, but
Best, Ann
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Susan,
I had a black vulture last week in Johnson City.
There were also a few reported in spring/summer
in the Ithaca area. This species apparently continues
to spread northward. Neat.
Dave
From: Susan Danskin dans...@twcny.rr.com
To: CAYUGABIRDS
There were four Tundra Swans at the edge of the ice, SW corner of Cayuga Lake,
late in the afternoon. The usual number lately has been three. Didn't have a
chance to count other waterfowl, but there were approximately 20 Great
Black-backed Gulls and several hundred Canada Geese, also some
