Had 4 Common Loons on the east side of Seneca Lake (near Kime Beach Rd). Also
Redhead, C. Goldeneye, RB Mergansers, a few Canada couple Snow Geese about
7AM.
Mark Miller
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Got a question for others from the manager of some of the land at the
corner of King Rd and Sandbank Rd I had written him last year to ask about
his mowing plans, wanted to make sure he knew it was important nesting
habitat for bobolinks among others, and he was aware and sensitive to that.
He has
...on Mill Pond, Union Springs. Right up by the highway for a time.
Kathy Strickland
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Thanks Judy! I am in the Bahamas right now and not on email much so it will
be hard for me to monitor and forward responses. So it would be great if
people could write him directly. He is not on the listserv but his email
address is in the original email I sent.
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 11:05 AM,
I received this today because I am a member of Friends of MWC.
Figured other birders would like to be updated.
Returning from Dryden this afternoon I saw an eagle on the Aurora, NY
nest one in an adjacent tree. Didn't have my scope so couldn't check
on the Great Gully farm nest
At 2:37pm today I was driving north on NYS-13 between the Renwick Wildwood and
the athletic field of Boynton Middle and Ithaca High Schools when I saw an
OSPREY carrying a large fish fly east over the road. I couldn't keep watching
to see where it alit. Since ice still mostly covers the
This is forwarded from another state bird list, but maybe some people on
Cayuga Birds might appreciate the reminder if they are going to be out
and about birding tomorrow?
Alicia
Forwarded Message
To help conserve this elusive and vulnerable songbird, consider
Hi all,
Tomorrow looks like it could be an excellent day to be outside and looking for
birds.
With south winds overnight tonight continuing through the day tomorrow, many
newly arrived migrant birds should be touching down in our area, as well as
passing overhead all day. To give a good idea
I began quite early at Montezuma. I saw Red Wings, C Geese, an immature Bald
Eagle, a couple of Great Blue Herons, and a few muskrats. I spotted a few
very distant swans.
From there I went to Union Springs. Just a few ducks on Mill Pond-
Buffleheads and Redheads. I did not find the
A kettle of 14 TURKEY VULTURES currently seeking thermals to head north--over
Maple Ave area--Ithaca.
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