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Geneseo

Home SNOWstorm Owls (Winter 2014-15) Geneseo

This adult male was trapped by Tom McDonald on Feb. 21, 2015. He is named for the town of Geneseo, close to where he was trapped, which is just to the west of New York’s Finger Lakes.

Geneseo’s transmitter was funded by contributions from the public. Please donate to this project to make it a success!


Latest Updates

  • From Great Lake to Great Lake Posted on: April 3, 2015
  • Surprises, East to West Posted on: March 15, 2015
We are raising $15,000 this year for Snowy Owl research.

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Direct contributions to Project SNOWstorm can also be made by check, payable to:
Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art
176 Water Company Rd.
Millersburg PA 17061

Please indicate on the check that the gift is for Project SNOWstorm.

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Project SNOW storm logo by Paul Riss of PRBY apparel

Photo credits

  • Slider: Yawning owl ©Allen Sklar
  • Blog posts: Juvenile ©Audrey Robillard
  • Donate: Owl in flight ©Raymond MacDonald
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  • Alex Lamoreaux
  • Tom Johnson

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