Charles E. Jordan Road
“Also, during one of the last days of June, at dusk along Charles E. Jordan Road I heard the unmistakable hissing of two youngsters and one hooting adult Great Horned Owl.”
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Also, during one of the last days of June, at dusk along Charles E. Jordan Road I heard the unmistakable hissing of two youngsters and one hooting adult Great Horned Owl.
Also, on the late afternoon of July 21 a single Eastern Towhee was singing along Charles Jordan Road and on July 24 just before dusk I heard the lush, flute like song of my first Wood Thrush of the year somewhere along the woodland fringes of Crescent Beach State Park.
My notes from the yard and field over the last two weeks include, on 9/16 after dusk along Charles Jordan Road I heard the soft hooting of a Great Horned Owl.
Also around sunset on July 14th I biked the length of Charles Jordan Road.
Later that same day along Charles E. Jordan Road at dusk, I heard the unmistakable hissing of two young Great Horned Owls accompanied by the hoot of an adult.