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We had a nesting pair last year too. It would be neat if the WH loons were spreading their wings, so to speak. ![]() |
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It would be!!! I wish there was a way we could know. I know they banded them a couple of years, maybe three years ago, so maybe the LP Society could find out?? Supposedly they come back to the same area they were born so it is very possible!! I WANT to know!!!
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We saw three loon chicks over on Milton Three Ponds over the weekend. One pair with the parents and another with a single adult.
Pretty cool! Gusman |
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