The Redhead raft that was at the SW corner of Cayuga has gone mostly
missing, but a friend who lives just south of Taughannock park said they
were on the west shore serveral days ago. I'll post if they return to the
Hog Hole area. Today there were mostly Canada Geese and gull species, and
a clump
HI Cayugabirders,
I thought I would pass on this message I received just now, in case people are
wondering where the big Redhead raft might have moved to and in prep for
weekend birding adventures.
Enjoy the weekend.
Marie
From: Hopkins,Jeffrey A. [hopk
Marie and others,
On Jan. 15, Jess Miller and I had the "redhead raft" in the southwest corner
of the lake. It was stretched along the west shore for quite a distance, so
we had to count from several overlooks. Allowing for the fact that there
were parts of the raft we could not see, we arrri
Has anyone seen a bald eagle near Candor recently?
David Olmstead
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At Aurora Bay this morning, unfortunately the Redhead raft was NOT present, nor
could I see any sign of it from Long Pt State Park looking south and across the
lake. At Union Springs, the Factory Street pond hosted several Redhead and
Gadwall pairs, as well as Mallards. The famous Screechie was
On our way back from Glenwood Foods, Fritzie Blizzard and I found 3 Bald Eagles
perched in the trees near the nest at Mud Lock--2 adults and 1 immature. And on
my way home up Powers road a tiny flock of 4 Snow Buntings was feeding and
flitting at the roadside across from Country Auto--the first
I had the good fortune of seeing four Trumpeter Swans, I believe, flying south
along Cayuga Lake in
Aurora. My identification was reinforced by the sound of the birds calling as
they flew by; the sun was
shining and the swans were a beautiful bright white against the blue-gray sky.
I went on-l
