[cayugabirds-l] Snowy owls at SFNY Airport

[Peter Saracino]

2  snowy owls currently at the SFNY  airport.  One on runway from airport
road and one on gas well from Farron Rd.
Sar

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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls on west side of Cayuga Lake

[Mark Deutschlander]

The Snowy Owl seen at the Finger Lakes Regional airport was still there today.  
I saw it about 2:30 pm.   There is second owl, which I got a better view of 
south of the airport near the corner of Seybolt and Reese Roads.   I reported 
both owls on eBird with digiscoped photos using my phone.  
Happy New Year,
Mark Deutschlander
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls - Fingerlakes Airport

[debilinski]

Correction, owl is on ground NW (not NE) of northern most buildings.

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> On Mar 29, 2018, at 3:33 PM, debilin...@gmail.com wrote:
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> At 3:28 pm, one snowy present at the Fingerlakes Airport, NE of northern most 
> buildings, due east of address 2970 Thorpe.
> 
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>> On Mar 28, 2018, at 10:20 PM, Daniel Graham  wrote:
>> 
>> 2 Snowy Owls still present this morning at 1030am near Fingerlakes
>> Airport. A darker one was on a rooftop in the Lott Farm complex, and a
>> light-colored one was W across Rt 414 on a power pole near the wind
>> turbine.
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls - Fingerlakes Airport

[debilinski]

At 3:28 pm, one snowy present at the Fingerlakes Airport, NE of northern most 
buildings, due east of address 2970 Thorpe.

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> On Mar 28, 2018, at 10:20 PM, Daniel Graham  wrote:
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> 2 Snowy Owls still present this morning at 1030am near Fingerlakes
> Airport. A darker one was on a rooftop in the Lott Farm complex, and a
> light-colored one was W across Rt 414 on a power pole near the wind
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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls - Fingerlakes Airport

[Daniel Graham]

2 Snowy Owls still present this morning at 1030am near Fingerlakes
Airport. A darker one was on a rooftop in the Lott Farm complex, and a
light-colored one was W across Rt 414 on a power pole near the wind
turbine.

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls Finger Lakes Airport

[psaracin]

Actually a,3rd one around the corner atop a telephone pole on Hoster Rd.


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12:00 PM  (GMT-05:00) To: cayugabirds-l@cornell.edu Subject: [cayugabirds-l] 
Snowy Owls Finger Lakes Airport 
There are currently 2 Snowy Owls visible right out by the runway.
Mike Gullo

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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls Finger Lakes Airport

[mgullo2]

There are currently 2 Snowy Owls visible right out by the runway.
Mike Gullo

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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls Seybolt and Hoster Rd

[Dave K]

This afternoon, in addition to the Seybolt & Reese Rd Snowy Owl, there was a 
second Owl being harassed by crows on Hoster Rd just South of Martin. It was 
chased South.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/105424358@N06/32600736852/in/datetaken-public/lightbox/

[X]Snowy Owl harassed by crows 2-6-17 Hoster 
Rd

[https://farm1.staticflickr.com/585/32600736852_089d6dd310_b.jpg] 

[https://farm1.staticflickr.com/585/32600736852_089d6dd310_b.jpg]





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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls

[Peter]

Thanks for helping to share Marc.

And thanks, of course, to Laurie for her wonderful work.

Hope your new year is off to a good start and I hope to see you each as 
we bird the basin!!

Pete Sar


On 1/4/2017 9:30 AM, Marc Devokaitis wrote:
> In case you missed it on the local FB bird club pages, Pete Saracino 
> posted Laurie Drikx's excellent slideshow of said banding:
> http://www.lauriedirkx.com/AllCreaturesGreat/Banding-a-Snowy-w-Tom-McDonald/i-3Wq5XLv/A
>
> Marc
>
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 3, 2017 at 8:44 PM, Ann Mitchell  > wrote:
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> This morning Diane Morton and I went to the Finger lakes Regional
> Airport to see the reported Snowy Owls. We saw the two of them
> near the runway in the grass. We went in the terminal to ask
> permission to get close enough to photograph them. The man in
> charge and his family were there. He said an Ornithologist from
> Rochester had been there earlier who caught, banded, and weighed
> them. He also took blood samples to research their precise origin.
> He said one of them was a 5 1/2 month old female which was well
> nourished. I don't remember what he said about the other owl.
>
> After that, we drove down Seybolt Road. Just south of Canoga Road,
> there was a Northern Shrike sitting on a wire.
>
> We then went to Cayuga State Park where we saw a huge raft of
> ducks north of the boat launch which had all the likely Aythya
> species including Ruddy Ducks and American Wigeon. In the middle
> of the lake we saw two Mute Swans and 10 Tundra Swans.  The
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls

[Marc Devokaitis]

In case you missed it on the local FB bird club pages, Pete Saracino posted
Laurie Drikx's excellent slideshow of said banding:
http://www.lauriedirkx.com/AllCreaturesGreat/Banding-a-Snowy-w-Tom-McDonald/i-3Wq5XLv/A

Marc



On Tue, Jan 3, 2017 at 8:44 PM, Ann Mitchell 
wrote:

> This morning Diane Morton and I went to the Finger lakes Regional Airport
> to see the reported Snowy Owls. We saw the two of them near the runway in
> the grass. We went in the terminal to ask permission to get close enough to
> photograph them. The man in charge and his family were there. He said an
> Ornithologist from Rochester had been there earlier who caught, banded, and
> weighed them. He also took blood samples to research their precise origin.
> He said one of them was a  5 1/2 month old female which was well nourished.
> I don't remember what he said about the other owl.
>
> After that, we drove down Seybolt Road. Just south of Canoga Road, there
> was a Northern Shrike sitting on a wire.
>
> We then went to Cayuga State Park where we saw a huge raft of ducks north
> of the boat launch which had all the likely Aythya species including Ruddy
> Ducks and American Wigeon. In the middle of the lake we saw two Mute Swans
> and 10 Tundra Swans.  The weather was deteriorating
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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls in Varick/Romulus

[Daniel Graham]

Yale Farm Rd. in Varick/Romulus (east of junction with Rt. 96a)
continues to be a good bet for SNOWY OWLS. On Monday around sunset,
the heavy streaked owl was in the middle of the farm field east of the
McGrane Rd. intersection (google tells me this is in Romulus). Being
so dark overall, the bird was quite conspicuous on the snow (it even
appears to be wearing a wool cap!).

This morning around 8am, an almost all-white individual was on a power
line right on Yale Farm Rd. about 1/4 mile east of 96a.

Daniel Graham
Tburg

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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls, Meadowlarks in Seneca County.

[M Miller]

Had a pair of Snowy Owls along Rte 96A between Woodworth  Kime Rds. They were 
hanging out together, female(?) was much more heavily barred than male(?). Also 
found 3 E. Meadowlarks along Stacy Rd. (off 96A by Kime/Yellow Tavern Rd 
intersection). Seneca Lake St Park was almost void of geese - no Snows, very 
few Canada (most of those were leaving by 8 AM). Lots of ducks, Hooded Mer., 
Common Mer., C. Goldeneye, Bufflehead, RN Ducks, Redhead, Lesser Scaup, A. 
Wigeon, etc.


Some pics may be viewed on Eaton Birding Society face book page.








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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy owls

[David Diaz]

Two are on 96A near Geneva.  One, dark bird, on pole at 96A and Larsen.  The 
other on a gas well, very white bird, at 96A and Woodworth.

Nice commute to school this morning!!

David Diaz
Tburg, NY

Dropped Pin
near 3801-3921 New York 96A, Geneva, NY 14456
http://goo.gl/maps/YOFE5


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[cayugabirds-l] snowy owls?

[Claire Damaske]

A friend is coming from Wisconsin. He'll be staying in the Avon area, but
would travel anywhere from there to Syracuse and south.  Any very likely
spots to see a snowy?

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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls?

[Maryfaith Miller]

Hi, I have friends visiting today. Where should I take them to hopefully
find a Snowy to see? Are they still present at Hancock? The Freeville Owl
location confuses me...there are Cornell barns on 366, also in Dryden. I
dont know of any in Freeville. Can anyone give a street crossing that would
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Re:[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls? Freeeville

[Donna Scott]

Go on NY Rt. 366 to the center of Freeville where NY Rt. 366 ends at the 
intersection with NY Rt. 38.
Stop. Go straight across on the continuation of the road that was Rt. 366 
towards McLean.

in no more than a mile, the next crossroad past that Rt. 38 intersection is 
where we all saw the F'ville Snowy Owl recently. that is the Cornell Vegetable 
Crops farm, both sides of road, past the intersection there.

I turned left and went just past the muted green-colored barn (rather new 
construction). The owl was out in the field to the right, near two orange posts 
the day I saw it.

I hope this is helpful, donna scott
  - Original Message - 
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  Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls?


  Hi, I have friends visiting today. Where should I take them to hopefully find 
a Snowy to see? Are they still present at Hancock? The Freeville Owl location 
confuses me...there are Cornell barns on 366, also in Dryden. I dont know of 
any in Freeville. Can anyone give a street crossing that would help us? Thanks 
very much. Maryfaith

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls?

[Jay McGowan]

The Snowy Owl on Indian Field road is still present as of right now. It is
out in the corn field on the west side of the road just south of the second
group of barns north of 90. Groups of Horned Larks with Snow Buntings and
longspurs along the road to the north as well.
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 find a Snowy to see? Are they still present at Hancock? The Freeville Owl
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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls (2) Martin Rd and Seybolt Rd

[Dave K]

1:05 PM today..Snowy Owl on Lott Farm easily viewed from Martin Rd.
1:20..Snowy Owl in field West side of Seybolt just North of Reese. 
Northwest of 'gas well'.
  
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls

[Corinne Morton]

Great article, thank you!

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On Dec 6, 2013, at 9:12 PM, Judith Thurber jathur...@yahoo.com wrote:

 What an interesting read.  Thanks for finding it for us all!
 
 Judy Thurber
 Liverpool 
 
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 An interesting article on Snowy Owls: 
 http://vtecostudies.wordpress.com/2013/12/01/ghosts-from-the-arctic/
 
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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls still around Montezuma

[Gary Kohlenberg]

I went up the lake today as I missed the Snowy Owl cocktail party 
Friday afternoon in the mucklands, but held out hope they would still be there. 
After much scanning I did find one Snowy Owl sitting in the corn at the far 
north side of the fields about center. It was partially hidden and hard to see 
so it's possible others were still there although I couldn't find another one. 
With constant shooting most of the waterfowl were bunched up at the east and 
west sides of the fields. I could see nine Sandhill Cranes, but again they were 
partially hidden in the grass and tough to see. I didn't find any unusual Gulls 
or Geese. The Tundra Swan and Mallard numbers very were impressive. 
Scanning the fields north to Carncross Rd. didn't produce any Snowy 
Owls until my last stop at Morgan Rd. where I was hoping to see Short-eared 
Owls. There was a young Northern Harrier hunting the fields, a few Gulls, 
Canadas, one Tundra Swan and Hooded Mergansers. Just before dusk another white 
bird flew in that I thought was a Herring Gull, but the flight didn't look 
right and as I picked it up in my scope it transformed into a Snowy Owl. She 
landed on a grass hummock to wait until dark to hunt. It's possible this one 
was one of the mucklands 4. I never did see any Short-eared Owls.
 
Gary





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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls still around Montezuma

[John and Fritzie Blizzard]

I found the lone Snowy about 3:45 p.m. right where Gary saw it, confirmed 
by Kathy Strickland  my daughter, Becky. I saw it first from the first 
driveway to the dike next to the muck on the east end. I drove to the potato 
bldg. where we still saw it but lighting was poor  it was too far away to 
see well. We saw the sandhills, well camo'd unless they flew, as they did 
several times. Swans were a delight. Lots of hunters everywhere. Lots of 
waterfowl, too, as Gary has mentioned. No snow geese.


At Knox-Marcellus we had a rough-leg hawk hovering right out in front of us. 
Never had such a close, clear view with the back-lighting giving us bold 
coloring as it faced us.


Brush-hog crew has cut most of the brush  trees along River (?) Rd. between 
the curve  Mud Lock. We saw both adult bald eagles in a tree north of the 
nest tree. They were still there when we came back through 2 hrs. later. 
Much better viewing with the trees gone along the lake side. Saw hooded 
mergs at the lock  more down the river swimming alongside a big tree that 
was floating northward!


At Kathy's we saw a couple brilliantly colored, male bluebirds  on West 
Genesee, west of Half Acre, saw lots of robins.


Fritzie





- Original Message - 
From: Gary Kohlenberg jg...@cornell.edu

Sent: Saturday, December 07, 2013 9:29 PM


After much scanning I did find one Snowy Owl sitting in the corn at the far 
north side of the fields about center. It was partially hidden and hard to 
see so it's possible others were still there although I couldn't find 
another one. With constant shooting most of the waterfowl were bunched up at 
the east and west sides of the fields. I could see nine Sandhill Cranes, but 
again they were partially hidden in the grass and tough to see. I didn't 
find any unusual Gulls or Geese. The Tundra Swan and Mallard numbers very 
were impressive.


Gary


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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls

[Dave K]

 ~2PM today, 4 Snowy Owls on the North side of RT 31...easily viewed from 
the potato building.
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[cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls

[bob mcguire]

An interesting article on Snowy Owls: 
http://vtecostudies.wordpress.com/2013/12/01/ghosts-from-the-arctic/

Bob McGuire

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Snowy Owls

[Judith Thurber]

What an interesting read.  Thanks for finding it for us all!

Judy Thurber
Liverpool 

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[cayugabirds-l] snowy owls

[Robin Cisne]

While perusing USA Today in Wegman's Cafe, I read a brief article about a
surprising abundance of eight Snowy Owls counted in Kansas.  The phenomenon
was linked to a normal, cyclical low in the number of arctic rodents,
driving the owls south.  If so, perhaps we too shall be lucky.

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] snowy owls

[Dave Nutter]

It's neat that Snowy Owls are irrupting enough that USA Today took notice and included some background biology. For more info on this ongoing story, there's a neat article from the eBird folks at the Lab of O.--Dave Nutterhttp://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/got-snowies?utm_source=Cornell+Lab+eNewsutm_campaign=7631877f7f-Cornell_Lab_eNews_December_201112_19_2011utm_medium=email"one would guess that the population of lemmings has crashed, forcing more birds south than usual. Arctic researchers suggest an interesting twist, however, that the lemmings this year were at historical population highs allowing for a very successful breeding season for Arctic raptors, including Snowy Owls. The resulting population boom causes overcrowding and competition at typical wintering grounds pushing inexperienced birds farther south into the Lower 48."On Dec 20, 2011, at 01:20 PM, Robin Cisne rfci...@gmail.com wrote:While perusing USA Today in Wegman's Cafe, I read a brief article about a surprising abundance of eight Snowy Owls counted in Kansas. The phenomenon was linked to a normal, cyclical low in the number of arctic rodents, driving the owls south. If so, perhaps we too shall be lucky.
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