Date: 3/27/25 12:26 pm From: Richard and Ann Rusnak via groups.io <rarusnak62...> Subject: Re: [IBLE] Hoot Owl Sandhills
Thanks Dean, I may gave a distant telephoto pic of few trumpeters.
I’m now retired, we should do a birding excursion this spring?
Cheers, Rich
> On Mar 27, 2025, at 1:12 PM, rattlesnake4873 via groups.io <Rattlesnake4873...> wrote:
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> Rich, I had four trumpeter swans segregated separately from thirty or so tundras on the south side. On the north side there were at least 100 tundras but too distant to ID for trumpeters. And two BAEA across the bay in a tall ponderosa.
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> Dean
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>> On Mar 27, 2025, at 12:38 PM, Richard and Ann Rusnak via groups.io <rarusnak62...> wrote:
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>> Today, many tundra swans on Stonebreaker Ln, Valley Co. Several Sandhills, mountain bluebirds, turkey vultures, as well.
>> Cheers, Rich
>>>> On Mar 27, 2025, at 7:49 AM, Bill Moore via groups.io <hootowlbill...> wrote:
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>>> Hoot Owl Sandhill Cranes are back once weather broke, down in marsh they’ve nested for a few years.
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>>> A word on swans in Swan Lake by Downey?
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>>> Bill Moore
>>> Hoot Owl Rd
>>> Inkom
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