This morning around 11:20 I photographed two Golden Eagles along Clove Road in
Dutchess County. This spot has been reported to Ebird in the last week or so.
41.663458, -73.677943. It's between Lagrangeville and Wingdale. It's easy to
park in the church parking lot. Just look up! There is
This morning around 11:20 I photographed two Golden Eagles along Clove Road in
Dutchess County. This spot has been reported to Ebird in the last week or so.
41.663458, -73.677943. It's between Lagrangeville and Wingdale. It's easy to
park in the church parking lot. Just look up! There is
Golden Eagle migration is underway at the Franklin Mt. Hawkwatch near
Oneonta. Four adults were counted today on strong WNW winds, which will
continue tomorrow.
Any day with northwesterly winds over the next few weeks should provide
a good chance of seeing one or more goldens. Last year's
Golden Eagle migration is underway at the Franklin Mt. Hawkwatch near
Oneonta. Four adults were counted today on strong WNW winds, which will
continue tomorrow.
Any day with northwesterly winds over the next few weeks should provide
a good chance of seeing one or more goldens. Last year's
Tristan Lowery and I visited Dover Plains this morning to look for the two
Golden Eagles that have been reported there. We found them right away, at the
entrance to the Ten Mile River Preserve, off Limekiln Road. They were perched
in a tree where the road comes to a T. One flew off and gave
Tristan Lowery and I visited Dover Plains this morning to look for the two
Golden Eagles that have been reported there. We found them right away, at the
entrance to the Ten Mile River Preserve, off Limekiln Road. They were perched
in a tree where the road comes to a T. One flew off and gave
The Golden Eagle season is underway at the Franklin Mt. Hawkwatch near Oneonta.
Three goldens were counted today, bringing this year's total to six. 274
Red-tailed Hawks and 14 Bald Eagles also passed the lookout today.
Franklin Mt. has averaged around 180 Golden Eagles annually for the past
The Golden Eagle season is underway at the Franklin Mt. Hawkwatch near Oneonta.
Three goldens were counted today, bringing this year's total to six. 274
Red-tailed Hawks and 14 Bald Eagles also passed the lookout today.
Franklin Mt. has averaged around 180 Golden Eagles annually for the past
Today brought the best Golden Eagle flight of the season so far past the
Franklin Mt. Hawkwatch in Oneonta--nine birds, all of which passed
between 1 and 3 p.m. Also in that time frame were 17 Bald
Eagles.
Steve Hall counted 231 red-tails, and a nice flight of 16 Red-shouldered
Hawks added to
Today brought the best Golden Eagle flight of the season so far past the
Franklin Mt. Hawkwatch in Oneonta--nine birds, all of which passed
between 1 and 3 p.m. Also in that time frame were 17 Bald
Eagles.
Steve Hall counted 231 red-tails, and a nice flight of 16 Red-shouldered
Hawks added to
Four members of the Hudson River Audubon Society tackled the snow covered
trails of Thompson Pond Preserve in northern Dutchess County to find a variety
of raptors. The trail heading south had a narrow path packed down by previous
visitors and was doable. Birds along the way included Common
Four members of the Hudson River Audubon Society tackled the snow covered
trails of Thompson Pond Preserve in northern Dutchess County to find a variety
of raptors. The trail heading south had a narrow path packed down by previous
visitors and was doable. Birds along the way included Common
, March 25, 2010 5:00 PM
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Golden Eagles
Helllo all,
Obviously tangential to this discussion, wintering Golden Eagles appear to
be on the increase in the
southern half of NY. I wonder how increased carrion might play into this as
well and yes, Golden
Eagles do
, March 25, 2010 5:00 PM
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Golden Eagles
Helllo all,
Obviously tangential to this discussion, wintering Golden Eagles appear to
be on the increase in the
southern half of NY. I wonder how increased carrion might play into this as
well and yes, Golden
Eagles do
osb...@clarityconnect.com
> To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
> Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 17:00:35 -0400
> Subject: [nysbirds-l] Golden Eagles
>
> Helllo all,
>
> Obviously tangential to this discussion, wintering Golden Eagles appear to
> be on the increase in the
> southern half
Helllo all,
Obviously tangential to this discussion, wintering Golden Eagles appear to
be on the increase in the
southern half of NY. I wonder how increased carrion might play into this as
well and yes, Golden
Eagles do take carrion quite readily. While they have vanished from the
state as
Helllo all,
Obviously tangential to this discussion, wintering Golden Eagles appear to
be on the increase in the
southern half of NY. I wonder how increased carrion might play into this as
well and yes, Golden
Eagles do take carrion quite readily. While they have vanished from the
state as
...@clarityconnect.com
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 17:00:35 -0400
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Golden Eagles
Helllo all,
Obviously tangential to this discussion, wintering Golden Eagles appear to
be on the increase in the
southern half of NY. I wonder how increased carrion
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