Re: [cayugabirds-l] TV with white wing feathers

[John and Fritzie Blizzard]

My apologies (in my haste) for saying "Susan" since Susan said "Black Vulture" 
whereas Dave said "Turkey". Indeed, Dave & I had some discussion last Dec. 
about me questioning whether I had actually seen the partial white wing. Seems 
he also had seen it & confirmed my sighting, that it wasn't just a pattern on 
the wing caused by the late afternoon sunlight. (I REALLY can't remember the 
exact conversation & didn't have it in my records.) 

Last I knew, the speed limit on Rte. 13 was 55 mph & it's illegal to use a hand 
held device so Susan had an (il)legal excuse for her honest error but doubt it 
would have held up under the scrutiny of the man in the crisp blue uniform. 
Yes, I know, it's easy to fly with a gas pedal since we don't have wings ... 
(hopefuly we will merit them someday!)

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] White-winged Turkey Vulture has returned, seen 9am...

[nutter.dave]

Susan described a Black Vulture well, and the white-winged Turkey Vulture doesn't look like that. There are a lot of vultures around, and they could both be here. The bird I saw is the same size, shape, posture, and behavior as any other Turkey Vulture. The only difference is that the outer *half* of the left wing is bright white - not restricted white areas only on outer primaries, and not symmetrical. I can understand Susan wanting a better look than just craning through the windshield at 65mph. I was fortunate in that I was coming down NYS-13 and had turned onto the Cayuga Heights Road exit ramp - going fairly straight and level, with lots of room, no other traffic, slowing down - when I saw this bird among several other Turkey Vultures circling and landing in a tree at the corner by the end of the ramp, so I got a good enough look although I didn't spend a lot of time. Anyway, I think we should all just keep our eyes out for cool vultures and other raptors. I've noticed Turkey Vultures gathering as if to roost along the north side of Dryden Road just east of Game Farm Road, among other places. I also saw two separate Cooper's Hawks today, and when I rolled in to Stewart Park early this morning a young adult Bald Eagle (dusky smudges on white head) was eating a fish atop the floating branched log out in the lake from the dock.--Dave NutterOn Nov 09, 2012, at 07:34 PM, Susan Danskin  wrote:Oops, guess my 65 mph iding skills are out of practice. Thought for sure the bird had the gizz of a Black Vulture since it was actually the shape of the bird that first caught my attention, not the wing tips. Guess I just caught it at a weird angle. Had completely forgotten about existence of white-winged TV. Sorry about getting anyone excited about a year bird. Susan  On Nov 9, 2012, at 9:51 AM, 6072292...@vtext.com wrote:  > White-winged Turkey Vulture has returned, seen 9am NYS-13 & Cayuga Heights Rd. > --Dave Nutter >  > -- >  > Cayugabirds-L List Info: > http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsWELCOME > http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsRULES > http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsSubscribeConfigurationLeave.htm >  > ARCHIVES: > 1) cayugabirds-l@cornell.edu/maillist.html'>http://www.mail-archive.com/cayugabirds-l@cornell.edu/maillist.html > 2) http://www.surfbirds.com/birdingmail/Group/Cayugabirds > 3) http://birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/CAYU.html >  > Please submit your observations to eBird: > http://ebird.org/content/ebird/ >  > --   --  Cayugabirds-L List Info: http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsWELCOME http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsRULES http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsSubscribeConfigurationLeave.htm  ARCHIVES: 1) cayugabirds-l@cornell.edu/maillist.html'>http://www.mail-archive.com/cayugabirds-l@cornell.edu/maillist.html 2) http://www.surfbirds.com/birdingmail/Group/Cayugabirds 3) http://birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/CAYU.html  Please submit your observations to eBird: http://ebird.org/content/ebird/  -- 
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] White-winged Turkey Vulture has returned, seen 9am...

[Susan Danskin]

Oops, guess my 65 mph iding skills are out of practice.  Thought for sure the 
bird had the gizz of a Black Vulture since it was actually the shape of the 
bird that first caught my attention, not the wing tips.  Guess I just caught it 
at a weird angle. Had completely forgotten about existence of white-winged TV.  
Sorry about getting anyone excited about a year bird.
Susan

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> White-winged Turkey Vulture has returned, seen 9am NYS-13 & Cayuga Heights Rd.
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] TV with white wing feathers

[Anne Clark]

Last year, it did spend quite a bit of time at the Stevenson Road Compost.  
Lots of TVs have been out there since summer.  Had 62 at one point about 1 
month ago.

I will report if I see it when censusing banded crows this weekend.

Anne Clark


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> Great find, Susan!! SO glad to hear that the TV with the mostly white wing 
> feathers has again been seen. I have been wondering if anyone had seen it.
>  
> Chris T.-Hymes 1st reported it to the list (according to my records) 6 Dec. 
> 2011, having seen it over East Hill & later on Stevenson Rd.. John & I saw it 
> on  8 Dec. as we drove on Warren Rd. near Cherry Rd.. The bird was flying 
> towards Cayuga Mall area.  The left wing was mostly white on the one Chris, 
> John & I saw.
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[cayugabirds-l] re Salt Point Cutting

[Karen Edelstein]

Hi Donna, John, and others concerned

After reading Jay McGowan's Facebook post this morning on this topic, I
called Steve Colt, the Lansing Parks and Recreation Supervisor. It was a
very productive conversation. Steve is very open to working with the
birding community to create an improved bird habitat at Salt Point. As John
points out, Katrina, as a new board member, is going to be a great asset in
this effort. She certainly has the Town Supervisor's ear, and it seems like
many decision-makers in Lansing Town Hall are interested in now moving
ahead with improving Salt Point as a natural habitat, and revisiting the
restoration ideas that Bob McGuire, I, and others outlined 10 years ago. I
stressed to Steve the importance of maintaining natural vegetation, not
exclusively nursery plantings, and keeping the site vegetatively
un-manicured, to the degree that it doesn't prohibit the Town from keeping
up with safety issues, etc. According to Steve, Kathy Miller, the Town
Supervisor, is even considering prohibiting vehicular access to all but the
boat launch point of Salt Point. This would be fantastic, in my opinion,
and would bring back the idea of using Salt Point for quiet nature
observation and gentle recreation. I hope to set up some meetings with
Steve, Katrina, and interested birders in the next several months to start
charting a new course in better management of Salt Point. Please contact me
if you'd like to be part of this effort.

Karen

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[cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Loon Watch - Nov 7-9th

[Ethan Kistler]

Hi all,

Last Wednesday (Nov 7th) was very slow at the Taughannock Loon Watch with only 
39 loons heading south (5 north) in addition to 135 sitting on the water. 
Yesterday was more rewarding with 443 south (19 north), which brought the 
season total over the 4,000 mark. Today was another slow day with 102 south (10 
north). The loon count currently sits at 4,249.

Other highlights from the past three mornings include: three flocks of Northern 
Pintail totaling 249, a single flock of 115 Snow Geese, Bald Eagles, Peregrine 
Falcon, Snow Buntings daily and seven flyover White-winged Crossbills this 
morning.

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[cayugabirds-l] MWR

[Carol Keeler]

I stopped at Mud Lock this morning to check on the eagles.  The pair was 
sitting to the right of the new nest.  Later, they moved down to the dead trees 
to the right of their old nest.  A juvenile eagle was sitting near the 
spillway.  One of the eagles started screaming and went after the juvie and 
chased it from the area.The injured Greater Scaup is still there and was 
swimming about.  Also in the area was a large group of Mallards, a Great Blue 
Heron, and a group of Dark Eyed Juncos.

I saw very little at the Refuge.  There was nothing in the Visitor's pool, 
probably because it was frozen.  A few Gulls were at LaRue's.  It looks like 
they regraded the road up to the shorebird area.   In the main pool I saw a 
couple of Pied Bill Grebes and some Gadwall.  Many ducks were out further but 
too tiny to ID.  The shorebird area had Herring Gulls and one Greater Black 
Back Gull.  The ducks were Shovelers, Green Wing Teal, a Pintail, Gadwall, and 
Mallards.  A huge flock of Canada Geese came in.   I didn't stop at Benning.  
It looked like the same ducks and lots of Canadas.  A female Harrier flew over 
me to the other side of the Thruway.   I looked for the Cattle Egrets on rt. 
89, but didn't spot them.

There were other birders there so maybe someone else will report.

Carol Keeler

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[cayugabirds-l] TV with white wing feathers

[John and Fritzie Blizzard]

Great find, Susan!! SO glad to hear that the TV with the mostly white wing 
feathers has again been seen. I have been wondering if anyone had seen it.

Chris T.-Hymes 1st reported it to the list (according to my records) 6 Dec. 
2011, having seen it over East Hill & later on Stevenson Rd.. John & I saw it 
on  8 Dec. as we drove on Warren Rd. near Cherry Rd.. The bird was flying 
towards Cayuga Mall area.  The left wing was mostly white on the one Chris, 
John & I saw.

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Re Salt Point cutting

[John Greenly]

This was posted as I was writing my message.

I think it's fine to express concern to Kathy Miller.  I meant to be 
cautioning against going after the town parks department or highway 
dept. people-  they were just doing what they were told to do.


thanks,
John Greenly

On 11/9/2012 12:03 PM, Donna Scott wrote:

Ruth Hopkins, nature friendly town board member in Lansing, has emailed
Katrina Binkewicz and supervisor Kathy Miller about the salt point
cutting . Katrina, who is the newly elected board member & also nature
friendly, has permission to tell the Lansing town highway department to
stop cutting brush at Salt point. I don't know the extent to which brush
was cut because I just returned from Florida.(I am at Mud Lock).
Other Lans. board members think brush needs cutting "to make it safe there".
I suggest all Lansing residents on this list contact Supervisor Kathy
Miller about your concerns re Salt pt. sorry I do not have her address
or pho # in my phone. Will send from home later.
Lansing town does have a web page.
I'll post more info at this list when and if I get more information
Donna Scott


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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Myers Point - Spotted Sandpiper

[John Greenly]

To all Cayugabirders,

Regarding Jay's post about the cutting on Salt Point (north side of the 
creek across from Myers park):


Our newly elected Lansing town board member Katrina Binkewicz has found 
out that the town highway dept has been directed to do extensive cutting 
on Salt Point.  We are moving fast to try to stop this and preserve the 
habitat, and we might need help from others who bird there, especially 
Lansing residents.  If we need to convince the town that this is 
valuable for wildlife, and for the people who go there to see birds, we 
might need you to come to a town board meeting.  If you would be willing 
to do this and help make the case for keeping good habitat there, please 
respond to me, NOT TO THE LIST, and I will contact you if there's an 
opportunity.  For now, it would not be productive to contact the town 
directly- we don't want to create a confrontational situation unless we 
really need to.


Many thanks,
John Greenly
Ludlowville

On 11/9/2012 10:14 AM, Jay McGowan wrote:

Myers was pretty cold and dull this morning, with very few waterfowl
migrating. Lots of gulls were on the spit but nothing out of the
ordinary (although on Tuesday I had a surprising *4* 1st-cycle Lesser
Black-backed Gulls with the other gulls on the spit!) The highlight
today was a very late juvenile SPOTTED SANDPIPER on one of the sandbar
islands in the creek mouth, along with a Killdeer (which I haven't seen
there in a while either.) Salt Point was unproductive, perhaps in part
because a great deal of the brushy habitat that often harbors lingering
warblers has recently been cut.

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[cayugabirds-l] Re Salt Point cutting

[Donna Scott]

Ruth Hopkins, nature friendly town board member in Lansing, has emailed Katrina 
Binkewicz and supervisor Kathy Miller about the salt point cutting . Katrina, 
who is the newly elected board member & also nature friendly, has permission to 
tell the Lansing town highway department to stop cutting brush at Salt point. I 
don't know the extent to which brush was cut because I just returned from 
Florida.(I am at Mud Lock).
Other Lans. board members think brush needs cutting "to make it safe there".
I suggest all Lansing residents on this list contact Supervisor Kathy Miller 
about your concerns re Salt pt. sorry I do not have her address or pho # in my 
phone. Will send from home later.
Lansing town does have a web page.
I'll post more info at this list when and if I get more information 
Donna Scott

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On Nov 9, 2012, at 10:14 AM, Jay McGowan  wrote:

> Myers was pretty cold and dull this morning, with very few waterfowl 
> migrating. Lots of gulls were on the spit but nothing out of the ordinary 
> (although on Tuesday I had a surprising *4* 1st-cycle Lesser Black-backed 
> Gulls with the other gulls on the spit!) The highlight today was a very late 
> juvenile SPOTTED SANDPIPER on one of the sandbar islands in the creek mouth, 
> along with a Killdeer (which I haven't seen there in a while either.) Salt 
> Point was unproductive, perhaps in part because a great deal of the brushy 
> habitat that often harbors lingering warblers has recently been cut.
> 
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[cayugabirds-l] Black Vulture

[danskin]

Its deja vu (this exact scenario occurred back in January of 2011 or 2012)… At 
8:30 this morning I was once again speeding up Rt 13 on my way to work. Just 
west of the mall, I spotted a BLACK VULTURE soaring low along with 4 TVs.  
Slowed down as much as reasonable on the highway to confirm white wing tips, 
shorter tail, less dihedral.  Hope it hangs around in the Lansing/Northeast 
area of town long enough for others to find.

Sorry I couldn't post earlier; can't teach and text or email at the same time.
Susan

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[cayugabirds-l] Myers Point - Spotted Sandpiper

[Jay McGowan]

Myers was pretty cold and dull this morning, with very few waterfowl
migrating. Lots of gulls were on the spit but nothing out of the ordinary
(although on Tuesday I had a surprising *4* 1st-cycle Lesser Black-backed
Gulls with the other gulls on the spit!) The highlight today was a very
late juvenile SPOTTED SANDPIPER on one of the sandbar islands in the creek
mouth, along with a Killdeer (which I haven't seen there in a while
either.) Salt Point was unproductive, perhaps in part because a great deal
of the brushy habitat that often harbors lingering warblers has recently
been cut.

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[cayugabirds-l] White-winged Turkey Vulture has returned, seen 9am...

[6072292158]

White-winged Turkey Vulture has returned, seen 9am NYS-13 & Cayuga Heights Rd.
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[cayugabirds-l] Creepers have returned

[Robyn Bailey]

I literally just had the thought, "When are my Brown Creepers going to come 
back?" Two seconds later, there was a creeper on the tree! We get them all 
winter, but they vanish with warm weather. Time to get more bark butter.

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Lansing

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