[va-bird] Re: Logan's, Saturday

Cliff,

     Your photos really bring these wonderful birds to everyone.  I was
thrilled also to see on your Huntley Meadows link, for
who can resist a trip to Huntley even vicariously, the barred owl.  This
photo is special for those of us who have listened to the barred owl;
even more than two unusual sisters in law, I have heard their screech in
the weather changes in the afternoons there.

    Did anyone have the thought that the hybrid duck was as large as and
had coloration of possibly a goose?

    Thanks also for the trip to Winnepesaukee as our family spent many
weekends and holidays at that beautiful location.

Ellen O'Donohue
Vienna VA


> [Original Message]
> From: Cliff Otto <317tcw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 2/29/2004 1:11:41 AM
> Subject: [va-bird] Logan's, Saturday
>
> I've got a pictures of the Red-necked Grebe and Kurt's mutants on my 
> site. http://www.speakeasy.org/~bb-etc/
>
> Go to Birds, then Virginia. This site is designed for new-version 
> browsers (IE6, NS7), so it may not work as intended with older ones. If 
> you hold your mouse over a button, you should see a thumbnail image or a 
> text description below the buttons, and clicking on a button will launch 
> a larger version of the image.
>
> The Grebe was out in the middle of the pond and is an extreme crop from 
> the original, so it is not as sharp as some other of my photographs, but 
> it isn't too bad.
>
> The heads of the mutants are of an iridescent greenish hue in the 
> sunlight, something that really does not show up in my photograph. I 
> suspect they are hybrid Mallards (domestic ?).
>
> Cliff Otto
> Alexandria
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