Hi Rachel and Tweeters,

I was down there the morning after the big snow storm. With 45mph winds
blowing sand, snow and rain into my face, it was hard enough to push
through the brutal wind, yet alone spot owls. I returned later in 20 mph
winds and was able find only one owl. There could have been others hiding
but i did not find them. I would would like to know if others have other
news.

Thanks,

Paul

On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 7:59 PM, Rachel Lawson <RWLawson at q.com> wrote:

> Are the Snowy Owls still present at Damon Point? A non-birding friend
> wants to take her children to see them, but I would hate to send her all
> the way out there if they have moved on.****
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