Gary Kohlenberg heard and saw a Fish Crow at Dodge Rd on Saturday.  We had the 
same question that Larry posed.
Susan

On May 2, 2011, at 11:24 AM, W. Larry Hymes wrote:

> While working in the garden yesterday afternoon,  I was very surprised when a 
> small flock of FISH CROW (8-10 birds) came flying low overhead, calling away. 
>  They were flying from the general direction of six mile reservoir in a 
> roughly NNE direction.  I've seen fish crow at Triphammer and Stewart Park, 
> but never here at our house.   Kevin, are they more widespread around Ithaca 
> than I imagined, or could these be crows migrating through?
> 
> Larry
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