Jim and I studied the bird extensively and thought it was a Slaty-backed. We
saw it fly briefly but in a swirling mass of gulls and wingtips. I thought I
could see the "string of pearls" but can't be sure.
-conspicuous bubble-gum pink legs
-proper back and wing color darker than LBBG but slig
Second hand sighting: Wife Elizabeth said a very large owl, very white with
beige markings evenly spread on wings and back, flew right in front of her
at headlight level last night on E.King Rd. in Ithaca.
She didn't get a good look at the head.
this was well after dark.
Toby De
About 2pm today, several Vee's of SNOW GEESE flew north together over T'Burg
Main St., 200 to 300 birds in all.
Bill McAneny, TBurg
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The Snow Geese were out as well today. I observed two flocks of around 30 geese
each flying north over the Cornell Ag Quad just after noon.
Reid Rumelt
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On Feb 28, 2013, at 2:16 PM, Karen Steffy wrote:
> I was he
I was heading out to go around Beebe Lake at 12:40 and had a small flock of
Canada geese overhead. It's good to know others are seeing geese as well!
Karen
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Hi all,
During a short walk up Sapsucker Woods Rd. between 1 and 2, there was a brief
window of open sky which was full of migrating geese! I didn't have my
binoculars with me, but I'm pretty sure they were Canada geese. There were 5 or
6 large nw flying multi-V flocks, each of 200-300 birds. T
My daughter reported about 100 SNOW GEESE in a field near TCCC late this
morning. I watched 3 groups totaling about 200 headed north over
Brooktondale early this afternoon.
Steve Fast
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Little late in posting, but day before yesterday I was very pleasantly
surprised to see a GREAT BLUE HERON flying at the back of the Tompkins
Co. Solid Waste/Recycling Center. I'm always amazed how they find
enough food to survive the winter. Actually, in some way or another all
birds amaze m
