where is the place in ohio along lake erie where the tundra swans stop during spring migration northward?
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There is a place in Vermilion called Mill Hollow where they stop.  Also, I've seen them down at the mouth of the Black River in Lorain, Ohio.
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this is true, recently a hummingbird native to texas was found in columbus, ohio.
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I bet you can find someone by contacting the Great Lakes Intertribal Council.\n\nhttp://www.glitc.org/
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1835 73rd Ave NE, Medina, WA 98039 \n\nin the side of a hill overlooking Lake Washington in Medina, Washington.
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When I lived in Ohio, there is a place called Nelson's Ledges.  Its pretty cool.  They have hippy fests out there.  They have a really nice beach, ledges to jump off, walking paths in the woods.
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March 15 is the day the buzzards return to Hinckley, Ohio each year
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Migratory birds fly south for the winter for food like ducks, geese, robins, humingbirds, wood thrush, ect.
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It is callen Polen Farm and is located in Kettering, OH.  I believe you can link to it from the City of Kettering website.
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Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge \nhttp://www.wilderness.org/WhereWeWork/Georgia/okefenokee.cfm
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great lakes....ask their store\n\nwww.ask.com
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Kent State Salem in OH.  sorry..not NY or CT but still in the area...
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Lakes Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior
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Check out Hocking Hills in Southeast Ohio.  It's just beautiful.\n\nhttp://www.hockinghills.com\n\nGood Luck!
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B E N G A L S >  Oh- they are on fire!!!\n\nCINCINNATI, OHIO\n\n#85
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I can say that they should be heading your way soon.  It finally got cold here today and will stay that way.  Lakes and ponds are staring to freeze over.  I saw some geese and a couple large flocks of mallards moving south this evening.  Good hunting.
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The "walleye" capital of the world, Port Clinton Ohio.
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I live in the Pacific Northwest.  We're not very "south", but we get lots of swans in the winter, and then they disappear in the summer, so I presume they've flown back north.  (Or possibly east, to your lake.....)