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Good afternoon, all;

A pair of Long Eared Owls have been "working" the Elm picnic area at Ed
Levin again.  I've spotted them for three weeks running now, so it looks
like they're not just passing through.  With any luck they may well stick
around long enough to raise another LEOW brood...

This places them in that area for the third year in a row.  And, by my notes
at least, the earliest that I've ever found them.  If you're going to go
look for them, please be extra cautious.  They're a very timid and easily
spooked bird.


Later all,
Dusty Bleher




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