A scene that is somewhat uncommon in central Wisconsin... Loons. Each spring many loons use the wetlands and flowages around the area as a migratory stop before heading northward to their territories. Loons are known for making long scouting trips. These scouting trips can be as far as 100 miles and normally last a single day. The purpose, to gain a visual on how the ice melt is progressing.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
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