Monthly Archives: July 2012

Sunday AM activities … Hi all, Howard K. reports that the chicks spent at least an hour feeding themselves early Sunday morning, the adults were not in sight. When Rosie and I got out there late morning, we saw 1 … Continue reading →

Close call … Hi all, First, thanks to all who reported seeing the loon family safe and sound late yesterday when Rosie and I couldn’t find them. I had the same problem mid afternoon today so if anyone has seen … Continue reading →

Our owls, and found sailboat … Hi all, First, from Holly K. Maybe someone with contacts at the sheriff’s office can get them to run the ID # and call the owner. Found on Wednesday, drifting in lake, a twin … Continue reading →

Category [Loon Reports] Wonderful loon count … Hi all, We started loon count this morning with a slight ripple on the water, but it went calm for most of the hour and a half (7:00 AM to 9:30 AM) we … Continue reading →

Feeding, feeding, and more feeding … Hi all, Early afternoon, the family was NE of the island and feeding. Both adults there were having no problem coming up with bite sized food for the chicks. Loon watch in the morning, … Continue reading →

Thursday … Hi all, Boat is back in the water and seems to be running fine so maybe you’ll get more regular updates again. Pictures from last evening aren’t great, but shows they are still here and fine. We found … Continue reading →

Another safe weekend … Hi all, The loons are still mostly tucked in the cove near Sucker Brook. The male has a habit of bringing them out into the traffic lane periodically but the female keeps them closer to shore. … Continue reading →

Growing up … Hi all, It’s been a busy few days and other than a quick check to make sure they are okay, I haven’t spent much time floating out there. The chicks are two weeks old today. These first … Continue reading →

Quiet Monday … Hi all, 8:30 this morning, I passed one adult just north of our place and then found the two adults with the chicks just SE of Sucker Brook. When I was still a couple hundred yards away, … Continue reading →