Well, as I said before, the saga continues. David Dowell was at Valmont today, and was not able to find a PALO, so apparently my identification skills still need some work. I did not get any decent pictures of the Loon in question, so I am not able to study it from the comfort of my desk. Based on my notes, it didn't look like a Common Loon, so I will have to identify it as an unknown Loon at this point. Maybe I saw the Red-throated Loon? I am not sure enough to make that call at this point, so I guess the quest continues. Hopefully these birds will be able to stick around until this cold snap eases a little, and will still be there for additional viewing.
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