Thurs. afternoon 3/28/19, Becky Sewell & I birded Rte. 90 from Union
Springs to 5 & 20, and 89 north to 31 (Mucklands where, for 35 min. we
watched thousands of snow geese flying overhead towards Cayuga Lake). On
the muck, are still many pintails & mallards. Coming back down 90 from
Montezuma
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> Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Ospreys are still rare. Here’s what might be
> mistaken for one
>
> Over the past several days there have been several reports of Ospreys.
>
> Candace Cornell, who has observed and compiled reports of the Ospreys nesting
> around
on behalf of Dave Nutter
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Ospreys are still rare. Here’s what might be mistaken
for one
Over the past several days there have been several reports of Ospreys.
Candace Cornell, who has observed and compiled reports
Over the past several days there have been several reports of Ospreys.
Candace Cornell, who has observed and compiled reports of the Ospreys nesting
around Cayuga Lake during their expansion for several years, notes that this
arrival is an unprecedented couple weeks early, not just for the
Ospreys have been seen regularly on Lake Owasco for the last two years (I
saw one just yesterday) and I am trying to find the nests. There have also
been a few sitings on Seneca Lake, but the only nests I can find there are
the defunct ones at the Greenidge Power facility in Dresden.
With the
Hey all.
My daughter Jessica was at the dog park early this morning. She watched a man
and his dog go right up to the base of the osprey nest and was pointing his
camera straight up at them. They were quite agitated and left the nest and then
returned vocalizing in distress. Jess was trying
Today about 9:30am we drove by and saw two ospreys in the area of the Footes
Corners osprey platform. One made several trips to the platform carrying
nesting material. Footes Corners Road is just north of the village of
Interlaken. It goes straight ahead, when rt 96 veers left.
Marty (&
Just spotted 2 Ospreys on the nest on NYSEG pole just south of Canoga on
Rte 89!
Sally Eller
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Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Ospreys
Plastic saucers called nesting dishes are used extensively by utility companies
throughout Florida to attract ospreys and eagles. Now, the National Grid is
using them in Central NY. Unfor
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> Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Ospreys
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> Two ospreys on the beams on route 89 over the Clyde river and locks. Old
> nest was removed and
Two ospreys on the beams on route 89 over the Clyde river and locks. Old nest
was removed and replaced with a metal disk.
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Following up on an Osprey report from Stewart Park today I bike there on the
Cayuga Waterfront Trail. On my way, looking across Cayuga Inlet towards Union
Fields in Cass Park, I saw that the nest platform atop one of the light poles
had a new profile: an Osprey was standing in the middle of the
In addition to the Osprey(s) lake fishing near the Treman Marina, two Os were
fishing in the inlet yesterday afternoon around 4 PM. Today as we speak, 2 Os
are mating in Union Fields Nest and a second male just attempted to mate. It
on Livestream if you are interested.
Karel V Sedlacek
Senior
Hi All.
Just another thought, if I may. There was a time in my lifetime (OK, so it
was a long time ago) that there was a large osprey colony on Gardiner's
Island on Long Island. They nested ON THE GROUND. No need for platforms.
Then came the first invasion of Herring Gulls. The unfortunate
Robyn Bailey, who helped put the platform up, is working with Steve on
locating alternate sites for the fireworks. The CBC's Conservation Action
Committee is supporting Robyn in her work and will help her in any way we
can.
Candace Cornell
On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 1:50 PM, Donna Scott
I've been watching the osprey pair at Salt Point everyday this week for a
few hours a time. I've seen many attempted matings and a few seemingly
successful tries.
Their nest building is slow going. The male collects a few sticks every
hour using the process John Greenly described so well on April
Two ospreys sitting on nest tray on Salt Pt pole at 6:30 pm. One eating a fish.
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Donna Scott
On Apr 23, 2013, at 2:30 PM, John Greenly j...@cornell.edu wrote:
Lots of Osprey activity at the new nest platform on Salt Point. Yesterday
there were 4 birds in the area, lots of
Yesterday evening, I spotted 2 Ospreys at the nest platform on Portland Point
(Cargill plant). One was in the nest, and the other was eating a very orange
fish (koi?) just below.
Robyn Bailey
Lansing
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From 31 May 2012 Ithaca Journal
Ospreys get a new home
http://www.theithacajournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/201205301705/NEWS01/205300360
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11 AM 4/24/12, Two ospreys on nesting platform near Hog Hole. They were there
for the whole hour of our walk. One brought some nesting material to the
platform.
Fred and Marsha Kardon
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A quick trip to Glenwood Foods today but no time for anything but windshield
birding. Osprey (busy with young?) on three of the nests on 520 between MNWR
and Rte 89 intersection. Side trip down River Road on the way back--an Osprey
sitting in a tree not too far to the left of the nest at Mud
This morning I saw a pair of OSPREYS atop the nest on the power pole
inside the mining compound visible from Portland Point Road, Lansing.
The birds were copulating, then the male went to the ground and brought
back a stick to add to the nest. This nest was fully made when I first saw
it
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