[va-bird] Re: Lake Pellham, Culpeper VA




I have also seen two great egrets, one in Franklin county and one in
Montgomery county a few weeks ago, which I do not see often (read not at
all since I moved here last January).
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George Washington & Jefferson National Forests
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Roanoke, VA 24019
540.265.5136
540.265.5145 (fax)
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Morning,

There have been two Great Egrets at the ramp area of Lake Pelham for the
past two days.  It is rare to see them on Lake Pelham.  I wonder if the
recent weather pattern has something to do with them being there?

Also:

Green Herons
Great Blue Herons
Geese
Wood Ducks (large group of females)
Bald Eagle
Red-tailed Hawks

Jim Fitzgerald

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