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was a barn owl on an old mill building.
Mountaintop teams saw noticeably fewer birds than last year when the ground was snowcovered. Valley teams recorded the greatest number of species with 48. The river team saw several species of ducks, as well as many smaller birds. The twelve miles of river were thoroughly and easily covered byfthis team with the help of a canoefruitful areas for the valley team were the Kimball Road and Pass Run. Bobwhite quail and 12 ring-necked pheasants were surprised by the observers in these Total mileage covered on the count included 202 miles by cars, 13 on foot, and 12 by canoes.
The results of the count will be published along with counts from all over the country in the Audubon Field Notes of the National Audubon Society. Local residents are encouraged to participate in these counts because the more eyes looking for birds, the better the chances are for an accurate record of our winter bird population.
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