Hi All, On my walk to work (because I missed the bus, instead of waiting for the next, I decided to walk) first I saw my first migrant lone loon fly overhead. After a few minutes over foot ball field of Hawthorn, I saw a flock of 21 common loons. I also several skeins of Canada Geese, a few Red-winged Blackbirds and two flocks of Cedar waxwings. Crows also seemed to be moving in loose flocks.
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