No sign of the owl on the ice so far this morning.
On Jan 18, 2014 8:26 PM, "Kenneth V. Rosenberg" wrote:
> I had gone down to Stewart Park initially to look through the afternoon
> concentration of gulls, but when I arrived about 4:25 there was a
> parasailer and his dog on the ice at the east
The EARED GREBE is visible now off the boathouse in Aurora. Lots of Horned
Grebes as well as a large Aythya flock off the point to the south with a
probable male scaup x Redhead hybrid.
Jay
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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
hel
12:00 pm. Several hundred Snow Buntings on Mt Pleasant. Very close to the road.
Laura
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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'vill
Nice collection of waterfowl very close to the road in Sterling
Pond-Fairhaven beach SP. See ebird checklist below. Jill Church spotted a
dark Snowy Owl close to the road on the beach on the west spit of Little
Sodus Bay. Good numbers of Long-tailed ducks and WW Scoters in the outlet
there. Mike T
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.
On Jan 19, 2014 11:37 AM, "
SNOWY OWL on ice edge, Frontenac Park, Union Springs.
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Hi all,
A few minutes ago, while counting a kettle of Turkey Vultures, I spotted a
group of at least 20 SNOW BUNTINGS on the dirt road along the north edge of
the pheasant pens on Game Farm Road. They flew up briefly, but landed again
on that dirt road.
- Brad Walker
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Hi all,
I made a trip to Freeville to try find the or a Snowy Owl. There were a few
more people when I was there all looking for Snowy Owl. We did not find it. I
suspect it relaxes during the day time behind some tuft of grass and becomes
active in the evening.
If anyone sees it please post.
Hi, thank you for all the great bird location tips today, you all are an
awesome resource. There are two Snowys on Indian Field as of 4:52 today. We
saw them together. Both sitting on different telephone poles. One is larger
and less barred. No SEOW activity at Long Point as of 3:30-4:00. Maryfaith
Hi all,
In the last week or so, I've been having good luck finding or relocating
uncommon winter species from the Christmas Bird Count (or before), not all of
which have been posted here. A GRAY CATBIRD is wintering on Arrowwood Trail --
the east-west lane that continues east from Arrowwood Dri
Bob McGuire, Judy Thoroughman and I had two Gray Catbirds at that location this
morning. Unfortunately we failed to find the Field Sparrow, Savannah Sparrow,
or Brown-headed Cowbirds at Bluegrass Lane.
A brisk walk through Lettie Cook Woods in Union Springs did yield 1 Brown
Creeper, 1 Yellow-c
Kevin and I went up the east of the lake. I posted most of the highlights
already, but on the way back down we followed up on an earlier text from
Bob McGuire about longspurs in north Lansing. We found at least 19 LAPLAND
LONGSPURS in a flock of several hundred Horned Larks and a couple dozen
Snow
A recent report indicated few birds along the West side of Cayuga Lake. Hoping
then for an easy day of wave watching, little taxing of my ID powers, etc.,
this is where I went. Boy was I disappointed--birds up the wazoo.
Starting at the Ithaca Yacht Club, the CORMORANT was there, along with 6
Interesting. There were 2 catbirds there around Thanksgiving, but I've only had
one (at a time) since then.
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On Jan 19, 2014, at 5:49 PM, "Susan Danskin"
mailto:dans...@twcny.rr.com>> wrote:
Bob McGuire, Judy Thoroughman and I had two Gray Catbirds at that location this
mor
Thanks for the note on the Snowys. We missed the one at Freeville today (we saw
Meena though!), though I saw it there on Thu afternoon. We also tried on Fri
afternoon at Freeville without success, but did have a great fish fry dinner at
Toad’s (which by the way is now only open during days and o
Forgot to mention that on the way back from Freeville, we swung down to come
across on Snyder Rd: no Snowy Owl, several other birders in quest of one, but I
spotted and photographed a drift of at least 46 SNOW BUNTINGs almost at the
intersection of Snyder and Warren foraging in the gravel edge o
The SNOWY OWL which I found this afternoon in Union Springs was sitting on lake ice eating a catfish. The bird was facing away from me, so I can't compare directly with the lake-ice bird at Stewart Park yesterday which faced me, but it also appeared pretty dark - heavily barred, including several b
Anything “Free” on the internets is probably a scam! (:-)
It is not happening to me (different spam blocker, I guess: I use SpamSieve on
Mac Mail).
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On Jan 17, 2014, at 18:06 , Meena Madhav Haribal
mailto:m...@cornell.edu>> wrote:
Hi all,
I seem to be having trouble about Freeville Snowy
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