The only time I have seen loons in large groups on Cayuga Lake is during
migration, but that wouldn't happen till at least the end of October or early
November.
We can sometimes see a hundred or more spread out on the lake then.
Donna Scott
Cayuga Lake, Lansing
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I agree with Asher and think what you saw were almost certainly Cormorants.
They are both fishing birds, diving for their meals like Loons do, and they
look very similar. I know they hang out in the area you identified, in a
couple of tall trees on the inlet, and also in a deadfall tree nearb
We were at Cass Park yesterday. Cormorants flying everywhere.
Linda Orkin
On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 11:21 AM, Asher Hockett wrote:
> Are you sure they were NOT Double-crested Cormorants? They are plentiful
> in that area.
>
> On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 10:44 AM, Fredric Kardon
> wrote:
>
>> About
Are you sure they were NOT Double-crested Cormorants? They are plentiful in
that area.
On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 10:44 AM, Fredric Kardon
wrote:
> About 9:30 AM today while walking from Cass Park to Hog Hole, we saw what
> we thought were loons swimming near the red buoy/lighthouse past the jetty
There were numerous loons off Elm Beach Road in Ovid this afternoon, as
well. I would guess fifteen in the largest group, mostly solitary but
several pairs which would include adults and/or juveniles.
On Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 1:47 PM, Charles Eldermire wrote:
> At least a dozen common loons spott
Hi.
I made a brief stop there about 3 pm yesterday on my way to Ithaca and
saw 3 common loons (didn't stay long)(and only had binocs).
Saw an additional 2 at Sheldrake point, further up the lake.
I plan to return after this front passes thru and get there around sunrise.
Perhaps time could have
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I just saw 4 C. LOONS all at once in my field of view (binocs) here at the
lake. Then they were calling a lot, standing up and flapping wings, diving and
coming up farther away.
Donna L. Scott
Lansing Station Road
Lansing
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I saw the same birds as Meena at Sheldrake this afternoon around two and
then continued north. Just south of Cayuga Park there were several hundred
noisy Tundra Swans accompanied by an elongated raft of countless Canada
Geese and an isolated group of 10 Common Loons fishing.
We took a circuitous r
50+ loons in southbound flight over the Danby State Forest from 6:30-7AM.
Bill E
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As I stepped out into back yard to catch bus, I just
I also saw three very high-flying LOONS flying south over Hospicare (E. King
Road on South Hill) this morning about 8 o'clock.
Annette Finney
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