Someone in the past (probably Gil Raynor) told me in this type of habitat
to keep your binoculars on a hunting Marsh Hawk (it's name back then...aka
N.Harrier) because you never know what it will "put up"...today it was my
FOS Short-eared Owl ! Although a pair these have been reported recently in
this area*, I only had the one individual, which spent most of it's time
taking short flights ( presumably hunting) before lighting on a short
Cedar, before doing it all again. As I was watching the bird, Dave & Steve
(should have written down their surnames - sorry guys) arrived, stating
they had seen the bird (from a different spot) that I was watching and that
Steve had just got on the 2nd owl before losing it as they alighted from
their car. We all tried to re-find this bird without success.The time was ~
1645, the sky was overcast, and it was raining. This was my 3rd try for the
Short-eared, and I'm hoping this # will have good karma for me, as the next
time I go Bohemian Waxwing hunting, it will be # 3!

Cheers,
Bob

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