This evening around 6:30 after hearing at least one Great Horned owl hooting
nearby, my husband continued calling back until 3 adult owls flew in to
surround our backyard, while a 4th continued to call from a nearby yard. This
is the first time we have sighted more than two at a time here.
RBA
* New York
* Syracuse
* March 07, 2011
* NYSY 0703.11
Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird Alert
Dates(s):
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covering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
and Montezuma Wetlands Complex (MWC)
Around 5.35 PM, I was waiting at Statler bus stop chatting to Panamanian co-bus
rider. When I looked up I saw a raptor heading over Statler. Initially, I
thought a Coopers, but as it came closer it was an adult male PEREGRINE FALCON.
It was making a strange screechy squeaky sound as it flew ove
Just a heads-up that tonight's seminar is still happening--hope to see you here!
charles.
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Charles Eldermire
Public Education Outreach Associate
Manager, Sapsucker Woods & Johnson Visitors' Center
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
159 Sapsucker Woods Rd.
Ithaca,
I was just surveying my back pasture and discovered an American Woodcock
sunning at the edge of the seasonal stream (quite boggy where it is
open-otherwise we are under feet of snow here on Torok Rd. in Groton).
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There's a nice bunch of Northern Pintails (maybe 10, there's a tree branch
obscuring some at the moment) swimming just off the ice edge about halfway
between the west shore and red lighthouse.
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20 Tundra Swans are swimming together off the ice edge, SW corner of Cayuga
Lake. A few of the Northern Shovelers were sleeping on the slushy ice with
some Canada Geese at dawn, but I don't see them now.
Elaina
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Drowning out the sounds of the snow shovel this morning was the barking/honking
of hundreds of SNOW GEESE passing low overhead, with a few soft BLUEBIRD songs
to fill in the spaces.
Note on the bluebirds: We had 7 of them all winter. They roost in the eaves of
our house, tucked in out of the w