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"O'Donnell, Jim" <jodonnell@stanadyne.com>: Sneads Ferry Owls
- To: carolinabirds@acpub.duke.edu
- Subject: "O'Donnell, Jim" <jodonnell@stanadyne.com>: Sneads Ferry Owls
- From: Jimi Moore <jandnmoore@juno.com>
- Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 22:47:11 -0500
- Sender: carolinabirds-owner@acpub.duke.edu
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From: "O'Donnell, Jim" <jodonnell@stanadyne.com>
To: "Nell Moore (E-mail)" <jandnmoore@juno.com>
Subject: Sneads Ferry Owls
I've asked Nell Moore to post this reply to Connie & Bob on there
observation of the Great Horned Owl at Pelican Point in Sneads Ferry. I
know
exactly what tree they are talking about, because it was used last year
by
the same pair. In fact for the Migration Day Count on the second Sat of
May,
there was still a rather large fledging owl sitting on the nest. With
Great
Horned Owls stop calling before the count, he was very cooperative. I had
him two day before the count, and he was still present when Gill Grant
checked the nest. Giving us our only count for the species.
So thanks for the report, will hope to count him again this May. Also
something I thought of as funny. You used the word "undeveloped area" to
describe the habitat. It reminded me of trips early in the morning with
Nell
& Jimi Moore, and thinking the whole world was moving to the Sneads Ferry
area, just a matter of prospective.
If you or any active birder is going to be in the Onslow county area May
13
? We sure would like a few more eyes for the NAMDC.
I can be reached at 1-910-347-5481
Jim O'Donnell
664 Fire Tower Rd
Richlands N.C. 28574
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** It should be noted that Onslow County CAN BE a great place to do a
Spring Migration Day Count. I began the count 4 years ago and the
number of species were impressive each year with the high count for the
state.
I believe the 2nd year we had 149 species...among these were 14 species
of Warblers, 2 SANDHILL CRANES and Swallow-Tailed Kite for just a few
goodies. Since I've moved to TN Jim has taken over the count. Hope some
of you will go down and join him this year. I bet 160 could be reached
easily with enough of the areas of the county being covered.
Nell Moore
Caryville, TN
jandnmoore@juno.com
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