Not sure where you are on S Danby but I strongly agree! We have property on
Dry Brook Rd and the raven population is very large around there. As well
as barred owls and in the summer, RS Hawks.
On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 11:35 AM, Asher Hockett veery...@gmail.com wrote:
In my neighborhood on S
Clara, I also wondered how detailed you wanted Raven stories to be. I often
take my dog walking in the woods up by the overlooks at Taughannock and
Ravens nest in that gorge. One of my delights is hearing them calling to each
other as they fly along the river. One day one was
Ravens can be bigger than Red-tailed Hawks. See
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/YXdbztCICccQudIkBI868dMTjNZETYmyPJy0liipFm0?feat=directlink.
Best,
Kevin
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Clara,
I was a wildlife science major at Cornell from 1968-1972. I spent much time
outside birding, hunting, fishing and taking courses all over the southern tier
of upstate NY. I do not recall seeing a raven anywhere in the southern tier
during my tenure at Cornell. I probably saw or heard
Thank you to everyone who wrote to me about their experiences with ravens.
I have submitted the article and it should come out in the Finger Lakes
Community Newspapers next week. It may be on ithaca.com as early as next
Saturday, although sometimes it takes longer for the articles to be posted
Today's visitors include a few American Tree Sparrows and a pair of White
Throated Sparrows. They are not usual visitors for me here in the hills of
Candor.
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Kevin,
thanks for the photos comparing size of Raven with Red Tailed Hawk. The photos
in that same album of the LeConte’s Sparrow are wonderful! What a beautiful
bird; the feathers on the back are striking.
Donna Scott
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This afternoon around 1:45 I briefly saw a non-adult Northern Gannet at Sodus
Point. The bird showed its wings, tail, and head proportions well. Was flying
to the west, crossed the channel a bit out into the lake. I lost sight of it as
it dropped below the horizon. I went to the old light house
Bob and Joan Horn, Karen and John Confer
Indian Farm Rd: 1 Red-tailed Hawk, junco, tree Spa, and Horned Larks
Poplar Ridge Rd; accipiter and probable N. Harrier
Lake Rd/Long Point Winery: from ~~3:00-3:45 and primarily west or toward
lake from winery, 1 male Am. Kestrel, 1 light
Lots of Canadas and Snows headed south in mid afternoon today. Big vees.
Fairly high up. Crossing rte 89 in vic. of Boy Scout camp, north of
Taughannock S.P.
Yesterday, about 2pm, a Cooper's hawk flew west over rte 13 and across
Wegman's pking lot.
Bill McAneny, TBurg
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A good sized flock of snow and canada geese at the corner of Perry City and
Dubois Rd at 4pm. Both pahses of snow geese there and close to the road.
A Harrier flew over my car on Perry City rd just west of Rt 96.
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Mary Jean and I had two Short eared owls near the intersection of Rock River Rd
and Wycoff Rd in Ovid, about 4:45pm today.
Marty
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I saw one in the wing at about 1530 today, over fields just south of Aurora off
NYS Rte 90. I and others have seen SEOs there many times in the past over the
years.
Has anyone seen them recently near the Evergreen Cemetery W of NYS 34B on the
Levana Road in
Scipio?
Tom V
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