Thanks, Dave, for the link. Certainly Cayuga Lake has more ice on the south end
than I’ve ever seen in my 27 years here. Could be a good few weeks to look at
the power plant outflow in Lansing.
One word of caution about the Great Lakes historical data, though. Note that
they extend only back a
I will be leading a half day "local" field trip for the Cayuga Bird Club on
Sunday 2/22. This trip will meet at the Lab of Ornithology at 8 am and
return around noon. While there is a possibility for snow on Sunday the
temperatures will be relatively balmy with a high of 30 projected. Specific
loc
Thanks Bill. Sounds as though it will feel very pleasant to be out before the
next bout of polar air early in the week. I'm sure the birds will be enjoying
the moderated temps also.
I just want to emphasize that all are welcomed to come along regardless of
experience level or membership status
Hi All,
I am 95% sure I saw and heard a pair of Red-headed Woodpeckers (male and
female in my back yard but couldn't get to my binoculars in time before
they flew away. Exciting (My first!) This was on the block flanked
by West Jay/Cayuga/Lincoln/Auburn. If anyone in Fall Creek sees them o
This morning the ice edge at the south end of Cayuga Lake was below 1308 East
Shore Drive, the dentist's office with the purple sign halfway up the hill.
That's a mile and a quarter farther north than the typical ice edge at East
Shore Park, which is half mile from Stewart Park.
This morning a
My teenaged sons and I were doing a science project this week on mapping the
ice on Cayuga Lake. Thanks everyone for your references, etc.We saw 3 immature
bald eagles and 1 adult on the ice near the east shore on Tuesday,
approximately .2 miles south of the ice edge. There were none in sight w
