Birds along the Owens


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Birds along the Owens

From: Nov. 13 14, 99 Gary and Karla Peebles
Date: 11/18/99
Time: 8:44:44 PM
Remote Name: 152.163.201.194

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Early Saturday Morning there was a flock of 100's of White Pelicans flying south from Tenemaha Lake. While canoeing the Owens between Line street and Warm Springs road we Saw Two Golden Eagles one imm and an adult, four Common Snipes,Song Sparrows, White crowned sparrows, and a Great horned owl. What a beautiful weekend. I searched Klondike and Tenemaha Res early Sunday morning for the Tundra Swans with no sightings.