Late afternoon yesterday, we saw both adult Bald Eagles out of the nest, one
was perched in a nearby tree, while the other hunted in the fields on the other
side of Route 90. When the hunter returned s/he sat on the nest edge and
seemed to be feeding someone.
Suzanne Broderick in Ithaca,
Forgot to mention on Thurs., (3.6.14) that Becky I saw both adult eagles on
the nest at Mud Lock. One flew as we stopped so couldn't tell if one had
brought food for the other. Seriously doubt eggs have hatched.
Saw 2 horned grebes a red breasted merganser on Mill Pond yesterday along
with
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Mud Lock Eagles on nest
Forgot to mention on Thurs., (3.6.14) that Becky I saw both adult eagles on
the nest at Mud
After a great lunch at Dories in Aurora (one meets the greatest people
there), I stopped at Mud Lock where I saw 2 adult BALD EAGLES perched
side-by side in a dead tree next to the old nest (the northernmost one).
After a bit, they flew to the new nest, perching in the tops of 2 dead
trees there.
Swung by the Lock yesterday noon and found both adult Bald Eagles at the nest,
one in it, another in a nearby tree. The latter swung down and caught a fish,
flew to the nest where it proceeded to eat it, while the one that had been in
the nest flew into a tree, presumable to watch for lunch.
