Burrowing owls in Cape Coral or south Florida?

Why don't you ask some realtors? They show houses all over the area and
should know. That is basically what our friends who live there suggested.

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Richard wrote in message
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Several years ago, on a trip to Florida from Europe, I was lucky to
find a nice borrowing owl site "somewhere" in Cape Coral, where I
could photograph the birds from the car with a long lens.
Unfortunately I never noted the address. On subsequent return trips I
failed to find either that site or any other presumably occupied ones.

Any help, even GPS coordinates, would be much appreciated as I'm going
back there next week.

TIA,

Richard.

On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 11:24:23 +0000, Richard wrote:

Several years ago, on a trip to Florida from Europe, I was lucky to
find a nice borrowing owl site "somewhere" in Cape Coral, where I
could photograph the birds from the car with a long lens.
Unfortunately I never noted the address. On subsequent return trips I
failed to find either that site or any other presumably occupied ones.

Any help, even GPS coordinates, would be much appreciated as I'm going
back there next week.

Message-ID: might help.
Posting was just one month ago. Google group search might help as
well!

Gruß
Stefan

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On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 11:24:23 +0000, Richard wrote:

Several years ago, on a trip to Florida from Europe, I was lucky to
find a nice borrowing owl site "somewhere" in Cape Coral, where I
could photograph the birds from the car with a long lens.
Unfortunately I never noted the address. On subsequent return trips I
failed to find either that site or any other presumably occupied ones.

Any help, even GPS coordinates, would be much appreciated as I'm going
back there next week.

TIA,

Richard.