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Howdy,
I was out there about noon, yesterday, so, needless to
say, it was more than a little soggy. However, that
didn't keep the trip from being productive.
4 Canada Goose
5 Red-breasted Merganser
2 Common Loon
1 Pied-billed Grebe
1 Horned Grebe
22 American Coot
3 Killdeer
15 Bonaparte's Gull
42 Ring-billed Gull
23 Tree Swallow
As the rain picked up, the loons headed towards the CJ
Brown side. Aside from that, all other birds had the
good sense, it seems, to stay out of the rain.
Peace,
Phil
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