After many minutes of whistling, a distant NORTHERN SAW-WHET OWL replied on
Neimi Rd. near the southern end of the pond that's visible through the trees
just north of the intersection of Snyder/Mohawk/Neimi around 10pm tonight.
Good owling,
Ryan
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Ryan Douglas
r...@cornell.edu
Dept. of Plant Bi
No Eared Grebes in Aurora, but 3 Horned. Many Red-breasted Mergs around
the lake shore. 3 Mute Swans and a thousand Tundras, but just couldn't make
one into a Trumpeter. There was a handsome Hooded Merg. too, up in the
village of Cayuga. Bluebirds, Kestrels, etc. and gas is $2.70/9 in
I took a lunch walk today and did not see Peregrine on the Bradfield Cliff.
It seem to come only to roost. Hopefully it will nest, though I am not
sure how Bradfield building maintenance guys will feel about it! I did see
the excited Red-tailed Hawk circling over its future home.
Meena
At 0
A / The PEREGRINE FALCON dove off a ledge just north
of the northwest tower of Bradfield Hall at 6:35am, which
would have been dark except for the lights of the greenhouses
below. It disappeared northwest out of my view behind a building.
No, I didn't see it from home, but from the Plant Scie
