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Re: [SBB] COLO at Shoreline Lake



SBBers,
 
Knowing what good eyesight Frank has, I was puzzled that initially he thought that he saw a non-breeding instead of a breeding-plumaged Common Loon in Shoreline Lake.  Now I know why.  There are two Common Loons in Shoreline Lake, one in breeding and another in non-breeding plumage.  I have a question.  At this time of year does one assume that any Common Loon that is not in breeding plumage is a first summer?   
 
Peggy Don
 
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All:

 

This morning, Monday, May 22, at 9:40 I saw what appeared to be a non-breeding Common Loon on Shoreline Lake.  But it was too far to be sure with binocs so I bicycled home and drove back with the Questar.  At 10:30 I found a brightly breeding-plumaged Common Loon!  As I watched I heard (and saw) him give his eerie yodel!

 

Frank Vanslager

 

P. S.: I recently did not receive my SBB e-mail for over a week.  When they finally showed up all at once, I found that NONE of them had dated their submissions.  It was very confusing as to who saw what, when, and whether it was now too late to follow up on a sighting.

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