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Pacific Loon still at Deer Creek
- Subject: Pacific Loon still at Deer Creek
- From: "woodford and vivian jones Wooford and Vivian Jones" <wwjones at qwest dot net>
- Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2001 14:05:38 -0600
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Birders
Bob Bradley and I went to Deer Creek resevoir looking for the Pacific =
Loon. We found it about 11:30 am this morning. It was located right =
off a pull out on the main road leading to Provo Canyon. It is =
difficult to describe exactly where it is, but there is a pull-out that =
is near a wood platform in the water. It is closer to the top of the =
resevoir than the dam end. It was at this spot we found the Loon. =
Initially we thought this was a Nonbreeding Adult but after it =
approached closer, we were able to determine it is a juvenile. This is =
surely the same bird that has been seen here. There was also a Common =
Loon by it and 4 Western Grebes and 1 Grebe that appeared to be a =
Clark's. We saw many gulls but did not locate any of Merrill Webb's =
Bonaparte's Gulls.
Tony Jones
wwjones@qwest.net
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Bob Bradley and I went to Deer Creek =
resevoir=20
looking for the Pacific Loon. We found it about 11:30 am this=20
morning. It was located right off a pull out on the main road =
leading to=20
Provo Canyon. It is difficult to describe exactly where it is, but =
there=20
is a pull-out that is near a wood platform in the water. It =
is closer=20
to the top of the resevoir than the dam end. It was at this spot =
we found=20
the Loon. Initially we thought this was a Nonbreeding Adult but =
after it=20
approached closer, we were able to determine it is a juvenile. =
This is=20
surely the same bird that has been seen here. There was also a =
Common Loon=20
by it and 4 Western Grebes and 1 Grebe that appeared to be a =
Clark's. We=20
saw many gulls but did not locate any of Merrill Webb's Bonaparte's=20
Gulls.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Tony Jones</FONT></DIV>
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