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Reply To: | David J. Horn |
Date: | Mon, 25 Nov 2013 14:54:32 -0500 |
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Hello Ohio birders,
About an hour ago a Great Blue Heron landed on my chimney top, and for about a minute stood there tall in a good imitation of a White Stork. It then flew off to the south.
We live in a thoroughly developed neighborhood in the Clintonville area of Columbus. The nearest open water of any consequence is the Olentangy River about 3/4 mile away. In 60+ years of birding I've never seen a heron on a chimney.
Such behavior invites speculation into various legends regarding storks, chimneys, babies, etc. etc. but I'll leave it at that: one observation.
Happy birding,
Dave Horn
Columbus
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