Re: [cayugabirds-l] Lots 'O redtailed Hawks

2016-02-15 Thread Candace Cornell
There are often 30-60+ Red-tailed Hawks on the Game Farm fence and the
nearby big tree on cold winter days—"licking their chops.". What is amazing
is that the hawks don't decimate the pheasant population and only take a
few.

Candace

On Sun, Feb 14, 2016 at 7:29 PM, Peter  wrote:

> Wow.
> So what is the explanation for so many red tails in one
> location.is this a migration event..or simply an over-abundance
> of prey in this particular locale? Or something else?
> Thanks
> Pete Sar
>
>
> On 2/14/2016 3:05 PM, Laura Stenzler wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> I checked out the Cornell game farm on Stevenson and game farm roads this
>> afternoon at 3 PM. I easily counted 62 Redtailed Hawks on the fences and in
>> the trees. In the main big tree there were 22 hawks alone. Also loads of
>> Starlings, eating the grain.
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>> Laura
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Lots 'O redtailed Hawks

2016-02-14 Thread Peter

Wow.
So what is the explanation for so many red tails in one 
location.is this a migration event..or simply an 
over-abundance of prey in this particular locale? Or something else?

Thanks
Pete Sar

On 2/14/2016 3:05 PM, Laura Stenzler wrote:

Hi,
I checked out the Cornell game farm on Stevenson and game farm roads this 
afternoon at 3 PM. I easily counted 62 Redtailed Hawks on the fences and in the 
trees. In the main big tree there were 22 hawks alone. Also loads of Starlings, 
eating the grain.

Laura

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RE:[cayugabirds-l] Lots 'O redtailed Hawks

2016-02-14 Thread Kevin J. McGowan
And an adult BALD EAGLE on the compost mounds at 2:00, then perched in the tree 
line above the compost for the next two hours.

The number of Red-tailed Hawks in that tree got to 25 while I was there. I 
spent too much time sitting still photographing two young hawks reluctantly 
"sharing" a recently killed pheasant to get an accurate count. But, I could see 
42 from that one spot, so I suspect Laura's number is more accurate than what I 
put in ebird.

Kevin


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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Lots 'O redtailed Hawks

Hi,
I checked out the Cornell game farm on Stevenson and game farm roads this 
afternoon at 3 PM. I easily counted 62 Redtailed Hawks on the fences and in the 
trees. In the main big tree there were 22 hawks alone. Also loads of Starlings, 
eating the grain. 

Laura

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[cayugabirds-l] Lots 'O redtailed Hawks

2016-02-14 Thread Laura Stenzler
Hi,
I checked out the Cornell game farm on Stevenson and game farm roads this 
afternoon at 3 PM. I easily counted 62 Redtailed Hawks on the fences and in the 
trees. In the main big tree there were 22 hawks alone. Also loads of Starlings, 
eating the grain. 

Laura

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