Re: [cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines

[Geo Kloppel]

Yes, a few reports of LA Waterthrush around Ithaca and elsewhere in the FingerlakesOn Apr 12, 2024, at 7:13 PM, Peter Saracino  wrote:Thanks Geo.Are any Louisiana waterthrush back?SarOn Fri, Apr 12, 2024, 5:35 PM Geo Kloppel  wrote:The Taughannock gorge Peregrines should see their eggs hatching soon. She has been lying on her nest ledge since March 14th. She has four brown eggs beneath her. He has been making food deliveries… twice while I watched today. Those are very excited, talkative events, though I guess all the vocalizing comes down to something like:
“Bring more! more!” 
And “Okay, okay!”

-Geo
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines

[Peter Saracino]

Thanks Geo.
Are any Louisiana waterthrush back?
Sar

On Fri, Apr 12, 2024, 5:35 PM Geo Kloppel  wrote:

> The Taughannock gorge Peregrines should see their eggs hatching soon. She
> has been lying on her nest ledge since March 14th. She has four brown eggs
> beneath her. He has been making food deliveries… twice while I watched
> today. Those are very excited, talkative events, though I guess all the
> vocalizing comes down to something like:
> “Bring more! more!”
> And “Okay, okay!”
>
> -Geo
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[cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines

[Geo Kloppel]

The Taughannock gorge Peregrines should see their eggs hatching soon. She has 
been lying on her nest ledge since March 14th. She has four brown eggs beneath 
her. He has been making food deliveries… twice while I watched today. Those are 
very excited, talkative events, though I guess all the vocalizing comes down to 
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“Bring more! more!” 
And “Okay, okay!”

-Geo
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines?

[Suan Hsi Yong]

On Thu, May 4, 2023 at 9:19 AM Geo Kloppel  wrote:
>
> I’d guess the chicks are going on two weeks old, so four more weeks to go on 
> the ledge…?

Two years ago they fledged June 11 or June 12.

Suan

PS. Had a FOY American Redstart this morning at Sapsucker Woods,
foraging low and close and excitedly identified by the kids as an
Oriole. I almost didn't want to spoil the excitement with its correct
ID :-).

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines?

[Geo Kloppel]

I’d guess the chicks are going on two weeks old, so four more weeks to go on 
the ledge…?

Mom is on her favorite perch about twenty feet away, waiting for a food 
delivery. Oh, here comes dad…

-Geo


> On May 4, 2023, at 5:41 AM, Dave Nutter  wrote:
> Yesterday afternoon (3 May) about 5:15pm, Ann Mitchell & I stopped on Gorge 
> Rd and scoped across Taughannock gorge, and the Peregrines’ nest ledge 
> appeared empty. Nor did we see or hear adults, although our visit was brief. 
> I have not followed their progress closely, but isn’t this early for 
> fledging? What has been happening? When was the last sighting of young on the 
> ledge & what stage? Are the adults still in the area?
> 
> - - Dave Nutter
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines?

[Geo Kloppel]

The little Peregrine chicks are fine - their dense down is just the same color 
as the splattered ledge, so if they’re sleeping in a pile you might miss them. 
The adults are around too.

-Geo


> On May 4, 2023, at 5:41 AM, Dave Nutter  wrote:
> 
> Yesterday afternoon (3 May) about 5:15pm, Ann Mitchell & I stopped on Gorge 
> Rd and scoped across Taughannock gorge, and the Peregrines’ nest ledge 
> appeared empty. Nor did we see or hear adults, although our visit was brief. 
> I have not followed their progress closely, but isn’t this early for 
> fledging? What has been happening? When was the last sighting of young on the 
> ledge & what stage? Are the adults still in the area?
> 
> - - Dave Nutter
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[cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines?

[Dave Nutter]

Yesterday afternoon (3 May) about 5:15pm, Ann Mitchell & I stopped on Gorge Rd 
and scoped across Taughannock gorge, and the Peregrines’ nest ledge appeared 
empty. Nor did we see or hear adults, although our visit was brief. I have not 
followed their progress closely, but isn’t this early for fledging? What has 
been happening? When was the last sighting of young on the ledge & what stage? 
Are the adults still in the area?

- - Dave Nutter
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines

[Barbara Bauer Sadovnic]

Thank you for the tip—we saw a peregrine falcon just where you described today. 
It sat on the snag for several minutes, then pooped and flew off. The white on 
the cliff below seems to indicate that is a favorite spot.
Barbara Sadovnic

> On Mar 17, 2023, at 9:33 AM, Geo Kloppel  wrote:
> 
> There was deep slush everywhere at my house yesterday, and it was hard work 
> for my elderly dog to struggle through, so I took her for a long leisurely 
> walk at Taughannock Point.
> 
> There was a Snow Goose at the north point that had an injured wing. It 
> paddled north toward Frontenac, forestalling a capture attempt by park staff. 
> 
> Before heading home I stopped at the dirt turnout along Gorge Road around 
> 5:15 pm to look across the gorge at the cliff just below the overlook 
> Visitors Center. As I watched, an adult Peregrine flew to a snag that hangs 
> downward from the cliff-top. A minute later, the second adult flew in and 
> settled on a ledge just behind the snag. 
> 
> -Geo
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[cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines

[Geo Kloppel]

There was deep slush everywhere at my house yesterday, and it was hard work for 
my elderly dog to struggle through, so I took her for a long leisurely walk at 
Taughannock Point.

There was a Snow Goose at the north point that had an injured wing. It paddled 
north toward Frontenac, forestalling a capture attempt by park staff. 

Before heading home I stopped at the dirt turnout along Gorge Road around 5:15 
pm to look across the gorge at the cliff just below the overlook Visitors 
Center. As I watched, an adult Peregrine flew to a snag that hangs downward 
from the cliff-top. A minute later, the second adult flew in and settled on a 
ledge just behind the snag. 

-Geo


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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines

[France]

I've been at Taughannock a lot the past couple days. The Peregrines
have been very active around the park and over the lake.

-France Kehas-Dewaghe

On Thu, Jun 24, 2021 at 4:49 PM Jgaffne2  wrote:
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> Suan
> Can the peregrine Erie be seen from the overlook? Is there a trail to 
> possibly catch a sighting or other recommendations?  I’m meeting a friend to 
> look for the peregrines tomorrow. Thanks for any information from the 
> Listserv as well.
> Jim Gaffney
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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> On Jun 20, 2021, at 5:41 PM, Suan Hsi Yong  wrote:
>
> 
> Two Thursdays ago (June 10) I happened to be up in T'burg, so stopped by to 
> check out the Taughannock Peregrines. I found three nestlings in their eyrie 
> playing with their food and flapping their wings as if ready to fledge. Two 
> days later, on Saturday June 12, I ran across Mark Chao and Miyoku in T'burg, 
> and together we went looking only to find the ledge empty. After some waiting 
> we saw one then several peregrines soaring around the gorge, including the 
> fledglings. Two of them eventually perched on a snag on the same side of the 
> gorge as we were, and through a window in the foliage we were afforded some 
> fantastic naked-eye views as they sat and preened. Below are two videos I 
> took, first of the nestlings on Thursday, then of a fledgling on Saturday:
>
>   https://youtu.be/YvQaS-PHFbo
>   https://youtu.be/8RAOCeBO49I
>
> Suan
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Taughannock Peregrines

[Jgaffne2]

Suan 
Can the peregrine Erie be seen from the overlook? Is there a trail to possibly 
catch a sighting or other recommendations?  I’m meeting a friend to look for 
the peregrines tomorrow. Thanks for any information from the Listserv as well. 
Jim Gaffney 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jun 20, 2021, at 5:41 PM, Suan Hsi Yong  wrote:
> 
> 
> Two Thursdays ago (June 10) I happened to be up in T'burg, so stopped by to 
> check out the Taughannock Peregrines. I found three nestlings in their eyrie 
> playing with their food and flapping their wings as if ready to fledge. Two 
> days later, on Saturday June 12, I ran across Mark Chao and Miyoku in T'burg, 
> and together we went looking only to find the ledge empty. After some waiting 
> we saw one then several peregrines soaring around the gorge, including the 
> fledglings. Two of them eventually perched on a snag on the same side of the 
> gorge as we were, and through a window in the foliage we were afforded some 
> fantastic naked-eye views as they sat and preened. Below are two videos I 
> took, first of the nestlings on Thursday, then of a fledgling on Saturday:
> 
>   https://youtu.be/YvQaS-PHFbo
>   https://youtu.be/8RAOCeBO49I
> 
> Suan
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[Suan Hsi Yong]

Two Thursdays ago (June 10) I happened to be up in T'burg, so stopped by to
check out the Taughannock Peregrines. I found three nestlings in their
eyrie playing with their food and flapping their wings as if ready to
fledge. Two days later, on Saturday June 12, I ran across Mark Chao and
Miyoku in T'burg, and together we went looking only to find the ledge
empty. After some waiting we saw one then several peregrines soaring around
the gorge, including the fledglings. Two of them eventually perched on a
snag on the same side of the gorge as we were, and through a window in the
foliage we were afforded some fantastic naked-eye views as they sat and
preened. Below are two videos I took, first of the nestlings on Thursday,
then of a fledgling on Saturday:

  https://youtu.be/YvQaS-PHFbo
  https://youtu.be/8RAOCeBO49I

Suan

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