Thanks to Bob McGuire's email earlier this week, yesterday afternoon we
could "get" the 4 pheasants on Rafferty/Dixon Rd., pecking around under the
cow's feet like barnyard chickens.
Two Mute Swans were close to shore just before the Lake Rd. bluffs,
courting a bit by nodding their heads and making the classic heart-shaped
silhouette as they faced each other. Lovely, really.
No luck with the Eared Grebe, but the Horned, plus many Red-breasted
Mergs, and all the others, had moved down south of Long Point and were just
offshore by our cottage.
Carol Schmitt
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