I did approach them just this fall with this very question. Issue is they
remove their vessel from the Inlet for the winter in the first week of
November. Sometime, in the near future, the lake water levels are lowered and
no deep-hulled vessels can traverse the Cayuga Inlet. Plus, the
unpredic
and Sue Gregoire
Cc: CAYUGABIRDS-L
Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] and back to birds - MERLIN, LOONS
Hi John, you wrote:
>
> A Cayuga and/or Seneca "pelagic" would be a fun fall/winter cruise.
Yeah! Fun to dream, anyway.
A few weeks ago I dropped some friends off at the dock for an
Hi John, you wrote:
>
> A Cayuga and/or Seneca "pelagic" would be a fun fall/winter cruise.
Yeah! Fun to dream, anyway.
A few weeks ago I dropped some friends off at the dock for an Ithaca Boat Tour
on the HAENDEL. I hadn't previously been up close to that steel-hulled vessel.
It reminded me
We took a ride to Interlaken this afternoon and checked the waterfront from
Sheldrake to Wyers Point and the cove just north. A total of 59 loons in that
area.
the very strong southerly chop made picking them out difficult. We're sure there
were many more. Ducks were few and all we found were Buff
