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the sound. I saw
one boom on a ten or 15
foot plunge but the sound
was weak. Other times the
plunge must have been
twelve short of 100 ft.
However while feeding
along the dive was usually
40 or 50 ft. The angle of the
deeches always to be about
75 with the ground, the
turn is always fairly curved
and the accent 75 degrees
for 20 ft then more gradual.
The bird seems to usually
turn about 15 ft from the
ground although it may
be more as when feeding
or possibly lower.
This bird I believe
was nesting here. I shall
try to return by daylight,
sometime. Nevertheless
there was another bird
way up close about but
it performed once or twice
rather quickly. Apparently
the bird dive over the
ground at the west
and were from the
best dive. But when
traveling along feeding
the go like a purpose