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On that note my daughter and I drove from Johnstown(Licking County) to Wayne
County Airport. We got the Snowy owl(thanks Su!), a Rough legged hawk,
Immature bald eagle, Pileated, Kestrel and Red tailed hawk. Not too shabby a
day.

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From: Ohio birds [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Ken
Ostermiller
Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2014 4:11 PM
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Subject: [Ohio-birds] Funk Bottoms raptors, Wayne County

I was hoping that we could find six raptor species on Wilderness Road just
south of Funk Bottoms Wildlife Refuge today. We saw three for sure -- a pair
of Red-tailed Hawks, two Rough-legged hawks, and a pair of Bald Eagles. We
**may** have also seen two others. A Northern Harrier has been there other
days and one may have appeared south of Wilderness Road, but didn't stay in
view long enough to be sure. And, just maybe, I might have had a glimpse of
the Turkey Vulture that has been frequenting the corner of Wilderness Road
and Elyria Road. The owner of the nearby house showed me pictures. I saw a
big black bird east of Elyria, but only got a glimpse.
The sixth species I thought we had a chance to find was an American Kestrel
-- we often see them on Wilderness Road, but with the cold and snow they
seem to have sought better habitat for voles. Three species makes a pretty
good morning of wintery birding.

Ken Ostermiller
Westfield Center, Ohio

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