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| Date: | Wed, 4 Apr 2012 18:30:04 -0700 |
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A Snowy Owl is still being seen in the vicinity of the Findlay Reservoirs today (Wednesday April 4).
I was able to see it early this morning and have heard many reports on Birding Ohio on Facebook of other birders seeing throughout the day.
For most of the day, the bird was seen in the middle of a field, ~200yds west of TR 234, which itself is 200-300 yards due west of the Findlay Reservoirs. Just look for the big white thing in the brown field.
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