On Tuesday, April 2, 2013 2:37:12 PM UTC-4, James Speicher wrote:
> I rushed over there as soon as I saw the post - only 5 miles RT for me.� �A young staffer [Susan Matthews, the naturalist is out of the office today] indicated that there was some kind of a GET TO KNOW A RAPTOR program on Saturday, March 30 involving among other birds, a Snowy.� She indicated that Steve Huy was a participant in the demo...�It is a nice Nature Center.� Closed Mondays and open otherwise at this time of year from about noon to 6.� �There is gated access at this park/center.� I'm not sure visitation is possible after hours - check the web site...or phone�For the Park Naturalist - 301 600 2050General info - 301 600 2051�Jim Speicher
Sorry about that, but, to be fair, I did post it on April 1st (and not on here)...
Yes, there was a snowy owl. I was there to lead an owl prowl and someone showed up with real owls, including the snowy. Good thing, too, as the program started at 7 and it was light through much of it. I also didn't have after hours access to do any scouting so I wasn't well prepared. And the owls weren't very cooperative...
Steve Huy
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