This sighting is from Tuesday, but since I did not see anyone else mention it,
I thought I would. There were thousands (?) of crows in trees (and more flying
in) just above the traffic circle at old Elmira Rd and Spencer rd at 5 pm on
Tues. I did not stop to watch. They were silhouetted very
Thursday @ 9:45 am. One snowy owl was on rt. 89
between the Montezuma Audubon Center and Savannah on the west side of the road
in one of the few patches of snow left around here.
Thursday @ 9:30 am. Two adult bald eagles at the nest on the north side of 31
Muck (that is the are where the snowy
Still present on Indian Field Rd between first-2nd set of barns on west side of
rd
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I got some photos today that seem to verify what I've seen and reported here
before - that our backyard screech-owl's pupils respond independently when
one eye gets more light.
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The photos in
Just returned from a walk down Dodge Rd and Stevenson Rd.
I observed two RT Hawks mating on the top of a pole in the Game Farm
pens. Both were adults, so this was not just juveniles acting up. I did
not notice any prior courtship flight. Does this seem a little early for
courtship and mating,
Gian Dodici has found a SNOWY OWL in Freeville (Thursday, 4 PM), on a post
in a field on the north side of Fall Creek Road, just past its intersection
with Ed Hill Road and Herman Road.
Mark
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After a great lunch at Dories in Aurora (one meets the greatest people
there), I stopped at Mud Lock where I saw 2 adult BALD EAGLES perched
side-by side in a dead tree next to the old nest (the northernmost one).
After a bit, they flew to the new nest, perching in the tops of 2 dead
trees there.
