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Mon, 13 Jan 2014 15:02:11 -0500
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I was hiking from the Stanford House at about 11 am this morning. I wasn't
quite to the bridge over Stanford Run when I heard two crow making a lot of
noise off to the north. They flushed a short-eared owl out of the trees. 

I got a good long look at the owl as it soared with its long, paddle-like
wings. It looked like it was going to soar south over the trail. But, it
turned north. 

I knew what I was seeing. One of my Flickr contacts drives through the open
lands near Calgary, Alberta. He posts images of these owls. I recognized the
owl right away. 

(These owls have been sighted in the past about 3 miles to the southwest at
the old Coliseum field.)

After I hiked back to my car at Brandywine Falls, I drove along Stanford
Road hoping for another view of the owl. But, I didn't see it.

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