James came out to the reef to ask if I'd seen it, yet. I hadn't. We looked
for maybe 10 minutes. James found it again and pointed it out, a ways from
the reef, toward the lighthouse, in not-so-great lighting. Thanks, James!
Randy Given
Manchester
On Dec 11, 2011 9:28 AM, eyeflight16@optonline.net wrote:
Lighting isn't very good, but the drake Harlequin Duck continues at the
reef this morning among the goldeneye and scoters and the conditions are
very calm.
James Purcell
Fairfield
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James came out to the reef to ask if I'd seen it, yet. I hadn't. We looked
for maybe 10 minutes. James found it again and pointed it out, a ways from
the reef, toward the lighthouse, in not-so-great lighting. Thanks, James!
Randy Given
Manchester
On Dec 11, 2011 9:28 AM, <eyeflight16@optonline.net> wrote:
> Lighting isn't very good, but the drake Harlequin Duck continues at the
> reef this morning among the goldeneye and scoters and the conditions are
> very calm.
>
> James Purcell
> Fairfield
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