I thought they looked like Arctic Kite.
Nonny Mouse
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Female Ring-necked Pheasant, or some patterned breed of domestic chicken.
Kevin
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I think the nest and owl can be seen from Cass Park too - from the backstop
labelled B2, on the field between the skating rink and the inlet, look directly
east. There's a group of three or four conifers, and then one conifer alone
just to the right of the group. Behind that conifer is a
All,
Livia and I checked Myers Point this morning before work. The dabbler
concentration there was stunning, especially off the marina. Still no
shovelers or Blue-winged Teal, but the rest of the expected dabblers were
all in good numbers. Aythya and other divers are down, and no sign of the
Out first American Woodcock of the year began “peenting” tonight. Lots of
calls, one “sky dance”, then quiet. Snyder Hill area. We’ve had as many as
seven in the neighborhood before. Here’s hoping . . . .
Bob McGuire
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Lots of geese still coming over Ithaca now bit all Canadas. In the late
afternoon many flocks of 100-200 SNOW GEESE, totaling 2300, passed over
Bluegrass Lane in NE Ithaca - I picked out a single, very all ROSS's among the
flocks.
Ken
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On Mar 24, 2015, at 11:15 PM, Dave
great views of Owl high up in tree
Grounds keeper asks that you not park on grass
Carl
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Which Golf Course?
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great views of Owl high up in tree
Newman -Ithaca City golf cs.
Good way to see nest w/o getting in way of traffic or driving on grass: turn
off Willow, right onto Pier. Take immediate left onto dirt rd.
Drive behind BROWN utility bldg and park facing small assortment of carts
lawn grader, etc.
look over long handle of orange
Anyone know what these feathers are from? Ruffed Grouse, perhaps, or maybe
pheasant?
Thanks!
Betsy
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From: Ruth Mahr ruthm...@gmail.com
Date: Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 11:31 AM
Subject: Fwd: feathers from a crime (dinner) scene
To: Betsy Darlington
Just watched four Vs of Snow Geese overhead heading toward Ithaca,
beautiful against the blue sky. I thought I spotted a very small goose in
one of the flocks, but after getting the binocs, it turned out to be a blue
phase whose darker wings blended in with the sky. All the rest of the geese
Donna,
Thanks for very exacting directions. That's always a big help.
Lovely owl soaking up the sunshine in an old Red-tail nest, easy to see
through the group of bare trees, northwest from the parking lot.
Carol S.
Newman -Ithaca City golf cs.
Good way to see nest w/o getting in way
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