At least one is still present, and thanks to the great spot by VA's own Chris
Kessler, the approx 30 birders assembled this morning did not go home
empty-eyed.
After a quick-look at likely spot #1...it was thought that we had to look
elsewhere...and the group started to move away. Chris however, continued to
search and within a minute or two, located the LE OWL. It was perched in a
deciduous bushy tree, relatively low and in good light. Good looks for all.
For more info, check out the posts on MD Osprey and contact Bob to see if he
will still be leading groups to the spot...
Rich Rieger
Alexandria
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