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Date Posted: 12:08:31 12/21/01 Fri
Author: paul
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 156.63.99.72
Subject: Re: Maumee Bay, Person Metropark Questions
In reply to: Sam Corbo 's message, "Maumee Bay, Person Metropark Questions" on 19:22:44 12/18/01 Tue

...nobody is responding to this locally? Well, Sam, if it is not too late to be useful...

I am a local birder, but I was unaware of pipits near Pearson, and so don't know if they're still around - I would comment that a description of 'north of Pearson' seems fairly precise, i.e. would not be an unmanageable area of fields to cover in a brief visit. Regarding scoping at Maumee Bay Park, I am unaware of any good cover if it is windy - sometimes I have sat down on some of the lower of those 'large steps' east of the beach, to get some shelter from winds that aren't from the north. Good luck if you visit.

Paul

>First of all, I read about the American Pipits at
>Pearson MetroPark. I live in Cincinnati, so the paper
>is about a week old when I get it. But it said a few
>american pipits were being seen with horned larks
>north of pearson. Are they still around? Any specific
>fields (landmarks in the fields to look for)? One
>more question. Often times when I have birded Maumee
>Bay I have had a problem scoping the lake because of
>high winds. Do I just have to get lucky and show up
>when it is calm? Or are there any good points that
>both provide shelter from the wind and also offer good
>looks at the lake?
>Thanks
>Sam

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  • Re: Maumee Bay, Person Metropark Questions -- Eric Durbin, 07:56:30 12/24/01 Mon
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