Date: 11/21/24 2:41 pm From: Angie Nichols <campsintherain...> Subject: Re: Black Scoters Continuing at Alma WTP
Thank you, Sandy for reporting the Black Scoters and thank you Evan for staying and letting us look through your scope! Great experience! Evan, my apologies for being sooo bad at recognizing people! I will try to stop introducing myself to you over and over! I really need for you to wear a hat with a big old E on it so I can do better!
Angie Nichols
Via phone
> On Nov 21, 2024, at 1:41 PM, Patty McLean <000008e6fff5e5c8-dmarc-request...> wrote:
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> Michael and I counted 21 at noon today, but more possible. Hard to count with all their active diving. However there are two Redheads, 2 female Scaup and several female Ruddy Ducks to work around. Easy to confuse.
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> Patty McLean and Michael Linz
> The Roadrunners
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> -------- Original message --------
> From: Sandy Berger <sndbrgr...>
> Date: 11/19/24 1:18 PM (GMT-06:00)
> To: <ARBIRD-L...>
> Subject: Black Scoters
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> I had a flock of at least 15 Black Scoters at the Alma Water Treatment Plant, including 3 adult males. Thankfully I got there early because half way around the back pond I saw a police officer drive in and put up the red flag. The shooting range is being used till 8:00 this evening so no civilians can go in. Always look for the red flag in the back left section of the plant. Of course I had to leave.
> Hopefully they’ll be there tomorrow.
> Other ducks included Red heads, Ring-necks, Lesser Scaup, Northern Shovelers, and a couple of Ruddy Ducks.
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> Sandy B.
> Crawford County
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