Audubon Society of St. Louis's 3-20-2010 trip to Horseshoe Lake started at the State Park where thousands of ducks, mainly Ruddy and Scaup sp. were viewed out in the lake.
A few of the birds seen, complete set and larger photos in gallery. Click here to view the gallery.
For location of birds click for Map here.
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The group stopped at a grassy field on the way to Bend Road to find some sparrows. The only ones found were some Savannah Sparrows and a few Meadowlarks. Also seen in the distance were some gulls, an American Kestrel, Northern Harrier and a Red-tailed Hawk.
Here's "mysterious figure" Bill Rudden and I shootin' each other.
The discussion - Photo by Bill Rudden
Birding a grass field - Photo by Bill Rudden
SLAS Trip Leader Paul Bauer Chrissy and Andy in background - Photo by Bill Rudden
Al, guess what? I saw that photo of the Ring-necked pheasant you took on the trip with Paul and was sad I missed it...but then today, Andy and I went back to Horseshoe and there it was! A lifer for us both.
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