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possible. Mallards were heard, two
Buffle-heads seen, perhaps 50
Canada geese. On the bay, 12
swans (probably Trumpeters) were
swimming in pairs. They moved
out toward open water but did not
trumpet or fly.
About 1 mile west of the Oxbay
nest on EE road, a great gray
owl was seen by the road. It
flew among the trees & was soon
lost from sight. It appeared to be
larger than either of the two
seen previously this season.
In Pelican Creek meadow
opposite mouth of Astrigint Creek,
a very large coyote watched us
from about 4 mile distance.
Up Pelican Creek all throughy
it flows through timber,
cells were heard singing
continuously from every side.
Sometimes several at once.
Cell & fresh buffalos tracks
everywhere seen. Judging from
the sign, perhaps 100 buffalos
had recently (within a week)
moved into the valley. Time
precluded our visiting Fern Lake.
Fern Lakes covered with a thousand!