We are rapidly getting close to the fall migration of waterbirds along 
the Lake Erie shoreline.  I just recently ran across a new publication 
put out by the ODNR Office of Coastal Management titled "Ohio's Lake 
Erie Public Access Guidebook".   it is a 300+ page book listing all the 
public access sites in Ohio.  It lists 164 access points and each site 
has its own map, address, and description of the site.  I remember many a
 time watching a bird fly by and thinking it's heading in this 
direction, is there anywhere down the way to get a better look?  This 
book will definitely help.  Best of all it's free.  Here is a link to 
the website.  The website has PDF's of each site and lists where you can
 pick up a copy of the book.



http://ohiodnr.com/Coastal_Main_Menu/Access/tabid/21033/Default.aspx   



John                                      
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