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If you are interested in coming to beautiful southeastern Ohio I would
suggest checking out the Hockhocking Adena bikeway that runs adjacent to
the Hocking River.  Very flat and asphalt covered.  Nice diversity of
habitats:  forest, fallow fields, cropland, etc.  You can find more info on
it and other birding areas along the Hocking Valley Birding Trail at
http://birdhocking.com/adena_bikeway.htm

Lynda Andrews
Wildlife Biologist
Wayne National Forest
740/753-0550 voice
740/753-0118 fax

"When a man destroys a piece of art we call him a vandal; when he destroys
a work of nature we call him a developer."     Anonymous

Visit http://www.birdhocking.com for great Southeastern Ohio birdwatching
opportunities!



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Dear List,

I am still recovering from a broken leg, but my wife and I want to get
out for some birding near Oberlin (20 mi sw of Cleveland airport).

I know about the boardwalk at Magee Marsh, but most places near here
have gravel or mud trails, which is too much for my wheelchair. In
particular, Sandy Ridge, our best closest bet, is too difficult.

Someone mentioned that Columbia Reservation Metropark has some asphalt
trails but I don't know if the birding is any good.

Thanks for any suggestions.

David Riggs

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