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Thu, 24 Apr 2008 19:28:26 -0400
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      This morning I had the opportunity to visit the Conneaut sandspit and lagoon at about 8AM. The sandspit is presently not a visual delight; looking more like a freshly bulldozed landfill; you enter thru a gauntlet of discarded tires; to see images in the sand placed by local spinout artists.
Thank goodness the birds don't seem to care! Here are some highlights:
 
Dunlin    1 with a black belly
Bonaparte's Gull    95+ most in breeding plumage
Caspian Tern    72+  all in breeding adult plumage
Black-crowned Night-Heron    4 adults  1 immature
Great Black-backed Gull    62+ on beach, in all stages of plumage
Northern Pintail    1 male
Common Loon    2 breeding plumage
Blue-winged Teal    2 pair
Lesser Scaup    1 pair
Hooded Merganser    1 female
American Coot    4+
Red-breasted Merganser     20+
 
                                                        Bob Lane
 
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