I will be owling at Monkey Run South along the railroad bed early in the 
morning.

Gary



On Dec 31, 2010, at 5:07 AM, Dave Nutter wrote:

Ann Mitchell had talked about owling with Bob McGuire at Monkey Run North,
Sapsucker Woods and other places.  Sounds like some coordination is in order.
--Dave Nutter

On Dec 30, 2010, at 08:23 PM, Kenneth Victor Rosenberg 
<k...@cornell.edu<mailto:k...@cornell.edu>> wrote:

Hi John,

thanks for sharing this very ambitious route -- hopefully it will inspire 
others to get out owling (and don't save it for the "second evening" as it is 
likely to rain). I often try for the Barred and Screech on Sapsucker Woods Rd., 
so I will avoid these and try for others.

good luck!

KEN


Ken Rosenberg
Director of Conservation Science
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
607-254-2412
607-342-4594 (cell)
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On Dec 30, 2010, at 8:58 PM, <con...@ithaca.edu<mailto:con...@ithaca.edu>> 
wrote:

> Hi Folks,
>
> It is so nice that there are several people going out owling. I've gone out 
> owling for over 55 years on Christmas Counts, including about 30 years in the 
> Cayuga Bird Club area. Until the last 10 years or so, there never were enough 
> people to worry much about counting the same owl. Fortunately, now there are 
> several owl counters.
>
> Let me describe my intended route and anyone can let me know if I'm going 
> over a location covered by their plans. There are enough places left out that 
> I can be flexible.
>
> I'm going to start up
> Hammond Hill Rd for the resident Barred Owl at 1:15,
> followed in sequence by:
> Harford-Slaterville Rd. near Flatiron Rd
> Rt. 79 toward Slaterville Springs
> in Slaterville Springs
> Old 600 Rd.
> Frank Proto's house on Rt 79
> Lounsberry Rd. near Brooktondale
> two locations on Besemer Rd
> intersection of Turkey Hill and Mount Pleasant
> Freeze Rd at Fall Creek and near bee lab
> Sapsucker Woods Rd at south end for Barred Owl
> and at north end for SCOW
> behind airport
> Neimi Rd, both West and East of Hanshaw
> Sheldon Rd, about 200 m and at 800 m south of Neimi Rd
> Spring House Rd at Fall Creek
> I figure that I will have almost 6 hours of owling before it gets too light 
> and can do each stop with travel at about 15-20 min intervals.
> New Year's night is supposed to be the first night above freezing in over ~3 
> weeks. Those Great HOrned Owls should be ready to go, and Screech Owls like 
> to sinhg when it is warmer. Could be a great night for owling.
> I got a new boom box with about 112 decibel output and several files with 
> great sounds for different species of owls and different calls for the same 
> owl species (3 Barred Owl calls). One of those Barred Owls just won't be able 
> to resist answering.
>
> Anyone want to join me at some time/place?
>
> John Confer
>
>
>
> Freeze Rd
>
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