Hi all,
Today I did a trip to Knox-Marsellus and was hoping to go to Van Dyne Spoor
road with hopes of seeing a Western Kingbird. But ended up spending most of the
3.5 hours at Knox-Marsellus.
I was looking at shorebirds trying to pick out rarities and identify the common
ones. Then I saw a Pe
Today 2 Sept 2013, about 1330 h, a red-shouldered hawk circled over Ithaca
Country Club and Pleasant Grove Cemetery, calling loudly. It disappeared to the
east across the golf course.
Lighting was not with me and my view of the bird was brief, but the underparts
were light, not reddish, so I
Dave Wheeler and I were at the Stevenson Road Compost pile and saw two
Black Vultures get up and fly high towards Ithaca at 12:15pm. They were way
up there, as if they were moving on.
Jim Tarolli
On Monday, September 2, 2013, Kenneth V. Rosenberg wrote:
> My lack of motivation today was just rew
My lack of motivation today was just rewarded by 2 BLACK VULTURES circling over
my house in northeast Ithaca- heading slowly to the northwest. Having been gone
the past week, these are my first this year.
Ken
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Call to the front desk at Lab of Ornithology; possible injured Red-tailed Hawk
in yard in Lansing reported by Marcy Avramis, 118 Reach Run, near the rink, Rt
34/East Shore Circle, 607-319-4589, hawk can't seem to fly more than just a few
feet and then back down.
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