I decided to make a run up to Horicon Marsh this morning. I had not been up there yet this winter and it was time. I met Dave Frerik up there early am and we had an exciting morning with 2 Snowy Owls, at least 6 Rough-legged Hawks, Northern Harrier and a couple of American Kestrels being the highlights. Gloomy day with just a few snow flurries and cold temps, definitely felt like winter. Images were taken on January 14, 2015.
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WOW! is all I have to say. I envy you and sure do appreciate you sharing. Your photos are the next best thing to being there oneself. Thanks Jim.