lat like a Pacific/Arctic. I've never seen a
Pacific/Arctic Loon in this plumage, but it doesn't seem to be arranging
itself with a very distinct dark/white line down the neck. All loon
species have vent straps.
Kevin
Kevin McGowan
Ithaca, NY
>apologize for submitting this
The distance crows will fly to a roost depends on a number of things:
topography of the landscape, land cover makeup, type and size of roost
(large and central or small and local), time of year, and who the roost
members are (local or migrants). For a given roost location, each year may
be di
