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Craig Caldwell <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 23 Feb 2011 15:01:36 -0800
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Metzger:
Started at Metzger this morning and worked my way back home.

Metzger:  At least 400 tundra swans; they were packed pretty close together in 
places.  Also mallard, gadwall, lesser scaup, American wigeon, redhead, common 
goldeneye, coot.  Be advised the road is very icy.

Probably the least birdy I've ever seen it in winter - guess there's enough open 
water elsewhere.  Only 15 Canadas (!), mallard, shoveler, bufflehead, wigeon, 
gadwall.

Medusa Marsh:  It had a fair amount of open water.  Canadas, five tundra swans, 
mallards, black ducks, gadwall, wigeon, 2 pintail.

Sheldon's Marsh:  Also not very birdy.  Chickadees, cardinals, woodpeckers, 
robins, a brown creeper.

I arrived at the Avon Lake power plant just before Jen Brumfield; she gave me 
the tip on the Barrow's goldeneye.  I spent 3:30 to 4:00 at Veteran's Park but 
didn't see it.  Goldeneye numbers were down quite a bit from when she was there 
only an hour or so earlier.

Craig Caldwell
Westlake

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