Thanks to the man who stopped his car and pointed out a long-eared owl he
just happened to see, as I think I would have missed it.  BTW, we were
driving in opposite directions and stayed in the cars.  Also saw wild turkey
along route 87 fields, 1-common raven, bald eagle flying overhead,
red-shouldered hawk, birds of the open water redheads, canvasback, both
scaup, red-breasted and common mergansers, mallard, common goldeneye,
buffleheads, swans-possible trumpeters, gadwall and lots of Canada geese



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Subject: [Ohio-birds] Long-eared Owl - Mosquito Lake SP



Just to note continued presence of at least 2 Long-eared Owls in NW part of
Mosquito Lake State Park, easily visible (for Long-eared Owls, that is) from
North Park Ave, south of the Division of Wildlife buildings.



As previously noted, these birds are easily seen from one's vehicle.  No
need to get out and bother the birds.





Thanks, Laura and Nelson, for your reports.



Carlton Schooley

Strasburg (Tuscarawas)




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