On the platform above me are the spotters who also do the counting and identification of species. There is a fake owl on a pole to the left of the platform. Small gray speck. Hawks hate owls and will dive bomb the fake one.
Monday, October 5, 2015
Lake Superior Circle Tour
...or also known as the Right Turn Tour because if you are driving clockwise, it is always right turns. It is 1300+ miles. We took 1600+ and seven days. It is a BIG lake. 10% of the world's fresh water and it is shark-free! I will be doing a few days of travelogue.
This is the highest point in Duluth where all the migratory birds fly over in the fall heading south. When the birds come from the north and reach Lake Superior, they fly along the coast and fly over here to continue south. There are as many as 12,000 a day. When we were there, there were 3 in one hour. Oh well...
On the platform above me are the spotters who also do the counting and identification of species. There is a fake owl on a pole to the left of the platform. Small gray speck. Hawks hate owls and will dive bomb the fake one.
On the platform above me are the spotters who also do the counting and identification of species. There is a fake owl on a pole to the left of the platform. Small gray speck. Hawks hate owls and will dive bomb the fake one.
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