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Even with hunting season in full swing, I decided to see if anything had
found a bullet-free place on the water this morning. One group of dabbling
ducks had managed to do so, but the divers - few in number - were more
interesting.
Canada Goose - numerous fly-over groups than didn't settle in; one contained
a much smaller dark goose, possibly a Cackling, but I could never find it on
the ground.
Am. Black Duck - 50-100
Mallard - 600-800
Northern Pintail - 10-20
Gadwall - 1 noted
Am. Wigeon - a few
LONG-TAILED DUCK - 1 (female)
Common Goldeneye - 1
Hooded Merganser - 3
Great Blue Heron - 2
Black Vulture - 3
Ring-billed Gull - 200+
Herring Gull & Bonaparte's Gull - small numbers
I have noticed many geese on the Island Road quarries near Circleville;
today they were gone by the time I got there (12:30). Has anyone been
watching this area? It's been good in the past for oddities.
Eric Reiner
Ashville, Ohio
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