Ohio Ornithological Society: Winter Bird Count

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Winter Counts

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Winter Bird Counts	Winter Bird Counts - Alphabetic
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Quail Hollow-Hartville

Date: Saturday, December 19, 2009

National Audubon Count? Yes
Note: Counts reported to the National Audubon Society require a $5.00 per participant fee, although a few organizations may subsidize that fee. Most other counts are free. Check with the contact person to be sure.

Contact Person: Ronnie Macko
Telephone: (330)935-0952
eMail: ronimacko@aol.com

Location:
Counties: Portage, Stark
Best Birding Spots: Quail Hollow Sate Park, Wingfoot Lake, Mogadore Reservoir, Congress lake, Walborn Reservoir and half of Deer Creek Reservoir

Winter Bird Counts - Listing by County

Winter Bird Counts - Alphabetical Listing

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2009 Photo Highlights: We present 25 of the rarest birds photographed in Ohio during 2009. We hope you were able to see at least a few of them, and wish you even better birds in 2010.

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