If this blog were some kind of epistolatory novel, the invocation of the images of coots, loons, and a soupçon of squirrelliness could not be overlooked by the attentive reader.
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8 comments:
I love listening to loons. Very calming.
You still got ‘em? I’ve been wondering why they aren’t here…This morning we did see a V formation headed south so some of the migrants are moving…
What a terrific soundscape ! The various calls of the loon are among my top all-time favorite bird songs.
Very nice, very peaceful.
If this blog were some kind of epistolatory novel, the invocation of the images of coots, loons, and a soupçon of squirrelliness could not be overlooked by the attentive reader.
Our loons at the lake in Maine wait until late November to migrate to the warmer waters on the Atlantic coast. I wonder where the Mendota loons go?
Do loons take up residence on Mendota for the summer or is this loon in transit from up north to down south?
Looney.
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