Didn't notice that Jim mentioned these birds but along route 484 (or
something like that) near the Wilds I also saw 4 Gadwall (all male)
(also there were a Ruddy, Coot, Ring-neck and Trumpeter Swan
re-intro's) This is also where I saw several Harriers (including two
males) and the Short-eared Owl on the sign, plus another one flying
about.
     Later,
 Ben


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