This morning I went over to the beaver dam that controls the water level in the
big Michigan Hollow sedge marsh north of Diane’s Crossing (Finger Lakes Trail).
As some readers will know, the lodge became unoccupied more than a year ago,
and without maintenance the dam has deteriorated. The lower
A few days ago I wrote:
> Paddling in Michigan Hollow right now.
In case anyone is puzzled, this is _not_ the North Spencer Marsh down in Tioga
County, it's the big sedge marsh at the _north_ end of Michigan Hollow,
centered about 2.5 miles south of the Danby Town Hall. In its present form it's
..and here are two young Harriers!
-Geo
> On Jul 31, 2017, at 9:06 AM, Geo Kloppel wrote:
>
> Turns out it's navigable all the way north to the edge of the pine swamps,
> about one mile above the beaver dam. I've found a few Wood Ducks and
> Mallards, but no Grebes yet. Watched a Green Heron
Turns out it's navigable all the way north to the edge of the pine swamps,
about one mile above the beaver dam. I've found a few Wood Ducks and Mallards,
but no Grebes yet. Watched a Green Heron catch and devour a frog, and flushed a
probable Red-shoulder near the north end.
Turning my 14' kaya
Paddling in Michigan Hollow right now. There's at least half a mile of
navigable channel up the middle, maybe more. And there's a nice colony of Marsh
Wrens out here!
-Geo
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