[mou] Loons
BobHoltz1933@aol.com
BobHoltz1933@aol.com
Wed, 7 Apr 2004 13:20:37 EDT
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I drove through about 10 miles of Washington County and then through the Lake
Elmo Park Reserve. In about two hours I observed 41 species. There were four
pair of Common Loons on Lake Elmo (best seen from the East side of the lake).
In the park I found several Eastern Meadowlarks, a Brown-headed Cowbird and
three Trumpeter Swans (one was an immature). Outside the park and north a few
miles I found about 20 Wild Turkeys, three Wilson's Snipe and a pair of
Green-winged Teal.
Bob Holtz
If you are too busy to go birding, you are too busy.
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<DIV>I drove through about 10 miles of Washington County and then through th=
e Lake Elmo Park Reserve. In about two hours I observed 41 species. There we=
re four pair of Common Loons on Lake Elmo (best seen from the East side of t=
he lake). In the park I found several Eastern Meadowlarks, a Brown-head=
ed Cowbird and three Trumpeter Swans (one was an immature). Outside the park=
and north a few miles I found about 20 Wild Turkeys, three Wilson's Snipe a=
nd a pair of Green-winged Teal.</DIV>
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<DIV>Bob Holtz</DIV>
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