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I cannot hear you-I have checked sound and ok?

we saw 2 hooded mergansers in the pond at Falconbridge in December!

We saw 3 females & 1 male Hooded Merganzer this afternoon at Beaver Marsh in urban Durham.

Nice!

why 25k acres? was is based on target properties?

supposedly 25% of all Tundra Swans

This is my first time joining your meetings, and this may be a dumb question, but the Dorothea Dix property….is there any chance at all some of that acreage is being looked at for conserving for a nature park? It would be amazing to have something like that near downtown. Just wondering…

Thank you for answering!

I saw a hooded merganser pair kayaking a few weeks ago on the Flat River by the Butner Game Lands.

yes please come visit

Great photos Bo!

Fabulous Puffin Photo!!

Loved your talk

Thank you, Bo. I love the TLC preserves!

Are there any areas/habitats that TLC would like to acquire?

Wonderful program! Thank You, Bo.

Is there a minimum amount of land that TLC would be interested in, when looking for new acreage?

On the TLC volunteer opportunities there is a listing for pond monitors at Bromley and Williamson Preserve pond. What do pond monitors do?

wonderful and inspiring talk....thank you!

How do you determine which properties you want to conserve - do you have a rating system

What does a prothonotary warbler nest box look like and why doesn't Tom Driscoll sell them?

The smallest conservation easements I’ve seen on record are those in urban areas with Federally plant endangered species ( One in East Flat Rock, NC is such a place).

Funny guy! Prothonotary Warblers use the same size hole as the bluebird nest boxes, thus we do sell them.

Really enjoyed your talk! Thank you!

great talk about TLC...but how do you make Kahlua?

Enjoyed the presentation very much. Thank you!

Thank you, Bo! Awesome talk!

Thanks Bo!!

Thank you Bo and all the organizers!

thanks

Great talk -

Very informative!!! I love the Williamson Preserve!

Thanks, Bo!!

Thanks, Bo. Enjoyed it. Good job, Paul.

We were thrilled to see 5 newts at Brumley south this summer acting rather frisky.

Thank you!

Wonderful presentation! Thanks, Bo. We love TLC!

The newts were in a little tributary near the lake - we saw them from the bridge. I don't know what kind.

We saw several species of salamanders including Eastern Newts. I think we saw some Red Efts as well.

Bo, was the favored creek at Horton Grove on the parking lot side or across Jock Road on the other side

Thanks Bo. You're the best.