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style=3D"margin-top: 0px Replying mainly to Graham: It has always been hard to predict when, during the day, the geese will actually be present. Looking at the google map of the Maxner farm, this is the primary location where the PFGO has been found all along. Also, you just about had to be viewing this exact area if you were on College Road. I dropped by about 2 or 2:30 yesterday afternoon & there was not a single goose in the entire area between College Road & Route 14. I know others have had the same experience. Lots of luck involved. I've seen the PFGO 4 times. When the geese are not in this area, it seems that they are usually out in the Avon R. estuary. No one has reported seeing the PFGO out there, but it has been seen arriving with the Canadas from that direction. Rick Whitman On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 6:07 PM, Patrick Kelly <patrick.kelly@dal.ca> wrote: > The last time it was seen (Dec. 29) it was e behind Barry Maxner's dairy > farm on Chester Rd. It is opposite Oulton Meats. Here is the location on > Google Maps: > > http://g.co/maps/nr5rg > > Pat > > > On Dec 31, 2011, at 1:21 PM, Graham Williams wrote: > > I tried for the Pink-footed Goose yesterday along College Road and missed > it. My understanding is that it is now in a different location. There is a > slight possibility that I may have time tomorrow to try for it again before > I head home to FL on Monday. Could someone please send me specific > directions to the best viewing area or a nearby address that I can find with > my GPS? I'd really like to see this bird before I leave! > > Thanks! > Graham Williams > Longwood, FL, currently in Dartmouth. > GrahamEvanWilliams@gmail.com >
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