I did some chasing today and got to see two nice birds.  :> )  The Black
Vulture was at the Braddock Bay west spit, Monroe County.  The bird came in
and landed in the trees right next to the end of the road but we never saw
it go to one of the two deer carcasses nearby.  It looked fairly healthy, I
thought.  Exit the Lake Ontario Parkway at Manitou Beach Road, go north to
Lake Ontario and turn right.  The road ends shortly.  One carcass is easily
seen, the other is behind the concrete barrier.  Please give the bird some
space, even though from previous reports, it may not seem to care much.

The Snowy Owl was in the usual field at Sawyer Cemetery in the Town of
Somerset, Niagara County.  I missed it in the morning, probably because I
did not get out of the car and only looked from two spots - I think I was
too low as the owl was in a furrow.  I found it on the return trip, only
about 150-200 yards south of the cemetery.  This small cemetery is
surrounded by a huge field and the Snowy can be anywhere.

Good birding!
Willie
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Willie D'Anna
Betsy Potter
Wilson, NY
dannapotterATroadrunner.com
http://www.betsypottersart.com



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