Lots of eagles every day here at the mouth of Yawgers Creek
Swans and snow geese
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Three robins in our back yard, Trumansburg Village one block south of
Seneca County. None have been seen here since November.
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This afternoon I heard a pileated woodpecker loudly drumming from our woods on
Hunt Hill Rd, Dryden. Is it really only February 2??
Laura
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LEUCISTIC RED TAILED HAWK 154 Wilson Rd, Lansing, between Conlon & Buck Rds. ,
south side rd. in deciduous tree by white pines behind small red barns.
Donna Scott
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Cayuga Lake Birding Van Tour
Thursday, February 4, 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Cayuga Lake is an Audubon designated
Important Bird Area because of the incredible number of waterfowl that use the
lake during winter and migration seasons. Hop in the Montezuma Audubon Center
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where is Yawgers creek? other than emptying into Cayuga Lake I mean
On Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 1:07 PM, william hecht wrote:
> Lots of eagles every day here at the mouth of Yawgers Creek
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> Swans and snow geese
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At about 2pm we were watching a flock of at least 5 bluebirds in the trees
between the boat docks at Treman marina and the solar panels in the next
parking lot. Then a male Baltimore Oriole flew into the same trees and
allowed us excellent views of his beautiful plumage in the bright
sunlight.
The plaintive voice of a singing Horned Lark wafted my way from somewhere in a
corn stubble field at the eastern end of Mt Pleasant Rd, bringing delight to an
otherwise pretty bird-free walk this afternoon. Did see a Red-tailed Hawk
circling above, but little else.
I DID forget to post,
ABout 10 am, today 2 FEb 16, a brown-headed cowbird male was at my feeder and I
thought I saw a small flock of them moving SE into the brushy areas around our
house on Hile School Road…just out of the basin. But these are birds, with
wings. At 330 pm today, several (or many) cowbird males
A glorious chorus this morning: Carolina Wrens are back in my back yard
after having been away for several months, calling incessantly since 8am.
I heard one calling at a certain pitch and then it shifted to a half or
whole-note higher while the other one listened. It made a second call too,
I wonder if there has been a Phoebe hanging around Cornell all winter? I
thought that I saw one in early December at Beebe Lake. I wasn’t 100% sure,
however, because it was backlit on a grey day, and all I could get was the tail
bobbing as it kept flying farther away from me. And, of course,
Seen looking north from the Aurora boathouse. Also 2 Long-tailed Ducks and a
White-winged Scoter present. Seen by Dave and me.
Ann
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Awesome!
How disappointing that you didn't get a saw-whet. (Just joking)
Yesterday, I tried Thomas Rd for abut 1.5 hrs for screech and saw-whet and got
a screech, but no bobcat. A lot of commute traffic starting at about 6:00.
John Confer
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