Just wanted to clarify the post from Lyn about the Gyrfalcon, it was county rd
121 (not route 121) that the elusive Gyrfalcon was seen (but not by me, despite
my several attempts ☹). That is also where I saw 1 of the 2 Merlin this
morning, near the quarry entrance on a wire. The other merlin was
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From: Bird observations from western New York
Date: Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 2:58 PM
Subject: [GeneseeBirds-L] Gyrfalcon - Seybolt Rd/Route 121
To: "Geneseebirds-L@Geneseo. Edu"
BIG gray bird first seen in rapid flight south of Seybolt, then perched in
a coni
At the favored location of the corner of Mahaney and Genoa/Lansing
Town Line Rds
earlier this afternoon, friends and I enjoyed "snowstorms" of swooping,
banking and ground-feeding SNOW BUNTINGS. There were hundreds of them
traveling around to their choice spots on the farm. There was also an
abun
Andy Johnson and I checked Ladoga Point, Myers marina and point, and Salt
Point at lunchtime this morning. We found most of the area frozen, with the
ice at Ladoga extending several hundred meters out on the lake and no open
water close enough to scan. Over 100 TUNDRA SWANS continue on the point of
Again today, same place … single RAVEN seen twice in the last few minutes.
Ray
> On Feb 19, 2015, at 11:00 AM, Ray Zimmerman wrote:
>
> Minutes ago, RAVEN flying over Cascadilla Gorge behind Rhodes Hall (Cornell).
>
> Ray
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Hi all,
There is currently an unreliable COMMON REDPOLL visiting the feeders on and
off, seen from the public area of the building.
- Brad
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