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Lin
Senior Member
Registered: April 2003
Location: Massachusetts & Moultonborough
Posts: 673
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Wed August 9, 2006 2:15pm
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I agree Sonj, I hadn't scrolled all the way down to what you had for a description of your photo when I was saying the same thing. What a look the photographer is getting, very cute photo. These the same loons you took a while back when much younger?
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Lin
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trfour
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Registered: November 2002
Location: The Lakes, Central NH. and Dallas/Fort Worth TX.
Posts: 3,694
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Wed August 9, 2006 3:51pm
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Excellent pic's!
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trfour
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sonj
Senior Member
Registered: February 2004
Location: moultonborough
Posts: 350
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Thu August 10, 2006 11:21am
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Lin,
Yes, these are the same loons I have spotted from the start.
trfour and Lin,
Thanks for the compliments. I appreciate it.
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"Our vigor is fleeting,our best years are brief,
Our youth passes quickly-times ever a thief;
But hope yet becomes us-
Death stings holds no power;
We have a Redeemer-an unfailing Tower".
-Gustafson
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oiledrod
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Registered: September 2002
Location: Long Island,New York
Posts: 420
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Tue August 15, 2006 12:08pm
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I had a loon follow me round within arms length last week when kayaking round Sandy Island. Unfortunately didn't have the camera, but it was an amazing experience. It made no attempt to dive and made little hooting sounds at me, which I returned. Only dived when a speed boat towing a tuber came along. We must have been travelling together for about 20 minutes. Is this normal loon behaviour?
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