Today in the light snow I went with a visiting Chilean friend to Sawhill in search of owls and whoever else was around. We dipped on the owls, but found a Merlin, I think female prairie, very brown, no grey. He took pictures, which I can send if anyone wants (once he sends them to me) and which I will post on the eBird list. Lots of hooded and common mergansers, no surprises, but a wonderful midday collection of expected birds.
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