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Hi All - Again
Upon further review, the ID stands as called! Most likely a lesser Snow
Goose. Sorry, I jumped the gun before I looked at the photos I took.
I sure hope I haven't sent anyone on a "Wild Goose" chase!
Ernie Cornelius
On Sep 21, 2008, at 5:14 PM, Sue and Greg wrote:
> There is a Snow Goose on Johnson Road just off Newcomer Road behind
> Stow High School. It appears to be of the Lesser race, intermediate in
> size, clean white with no apparent blush. There are two ponds in front
> of residences that the local Canadas hangout. If not there... look
> across the cornfield to a larger pond out there,OR further east on
> Johnson there are several more lakes and ponds.
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> Cud
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