Hi all, Yeah, I was leading the 2nd leg of my 8-part class called Nourishing Ourselves Through Nature (I'm doing it as a collab with Baltimore Woods), and I can echo what Bob McGuire said, it was a very birdy picturesque day to be out despite only seeing 1 Snow Goose. The day was about a sense of "awe" that nature brings..... we ended up having 22 species of waterfowl including the merganser and swan sweeps. We also had several Sandhill Cranes, a Merlin at Mud Lock, and several Bald Eagles and Northern Harriers around too.
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