Hudsonian Godwit(30 September, 2006)
Lesser Yellowlegs
American PipitThere were lots of American Pipit, Canada Geese, Bonaparte's Gulls, and Yellowlegs.
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Amherstview Sewage Lagoons
Hudsonian Godwit(30 September, 2006)
Lesser YellowlegsAmerican PipitThere were lots of American Pipit, Canada Geese, Bonaparte's Gulls, and Yellowlegs.
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Hi Gregg,
I always check out your website to see what is around your area.
When are the owls cpoming back to Amherst Island?
Have you checked out my website?
www.larrykirtley.com
Hi Larry. Good to hear from you. I've added two links to your site on my blog, one under Links and one under Birds. Your pictures are breathtaking. I really enjoyed your artistry.
I usually make my first trip to Amherst just before Christmas.
Pls. send back a ‘got it’
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Hi Gregg,
I am now on flicker my other webb page will cease on August 31st.
I don't know if you can post flickr
but there are many new images and more to come.
How are you doing? Still with the Salvation Army?
When is a good time to come to Amherst?
Larry
kirtley@sympatico.ca
Greg you still working at Harbourlight? I moved to Blind River email larrykirtley178@yahoo.com
905 243 3006
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