In the directions I previously sent, I failed to mention that the owl was
after the broad sweeping right turn and before the left turn across the
canal.

John
www.featherphotography.com

> -----Original Message-----
> From: John W. Williams [mailto:jwwdvm at comcast.net]
> Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2004 11:24 AM
> To: jwwdvm at comcast.net
> Subject: Ridgefield NWR
>
>
> Yesterday morning there were several interesting birds at Ridgefield. A
> Long-eared Owl was on the Kiwa Trail, a Bank Swallow was at the
> photo blind,
> and an immature Black-crowned Night-Heron (along with three American
> Bitterns) was along the canal at the southwest part of Rest Lake.
>
> Photos of the owl and swallow can be seen at:
>
> http://www.featherphotography.com/gallery/new
>
> The owl was located shortly after beginning the Kiwa Trail in a clockwise
> direction. As the trail follows the canal on your left, it makes a broad
> sweeping right turn, straightens, and then turns left to cross the canal.
> The bird was very high in a tree just to the left of the trail,
> most easily
> spotted when directly underneath.
>
> John Williams
> Battle Ground, WA
> jwwdvm at comcast.net
> www.featherphotography.com
>
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