Re: [cayugabirds-l] Crows a nesting

2019-03-18 Thread Geo Kloppel 
Speaking of Crows, I was out in my driveway at 10:30 last night, when a distant 
bunch of Crows began doing something that sounded like mobbing. I couldn’t 
remember ever hearing them make such a ruckus at night. I thought of Great 
Horned Owls, and tree climbers like raccoons or fishers. The Crows kept it up 
about five minutes, then grew quiet. A coyote gave about four long lone-howls 
from the same general direction, then silence returned under the bright 
moonlight.

-Geo


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[cayugabirds-l] Crows a nesting

2019-03-18 Thread anneb . clark 
Active nest building by at least two families. (Salem area).  All reports 
appreciated!  

Anne and the Crowers. 

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