Hello!

I just returned from Englewood Metro Park where I observed the Long-Billed
Dowitcher at the previously reported location.  I arrived at about 12:30 PM
and immediately saw the LBDO actively feeding along the far shore of the
shrinking lake.  I observed it from three other vantage points and when I  left at
about 1:15 PM, it had just tucked itself in for a one-legged afternoon  siesta.
 Just reading Ed and Bev's posting on not seeing it this morning  just
confirms the adage that timing (and sometimes luck) is  everything.

Rob Lowry
Powell, Ohio



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