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gdecamp

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Taken this morning in Murrells Inlet, SC
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I think a different breed, this is a a Common Loon but we don't see them all the time so not sure about mating colors etc.
 
I think a different breed, this is a a Common Loon but we don't see them all the time so not sure about mating colors etc.
Thanks, George. Loons are on my bucket list! I think this is a common loon in winter coloring. I found this on the internet:

Where to Find Loons: On a North Woods lake in summer, loons stick out conspicuously as large, tuxedoed birds swimming about in the middle of the lake. They can be very vocal and easy to locate, as the yodeling of one loon will often elicit a chorus response from other loons in the area. In winter, loons adopt a much quieter profile along coastal waters, wearing drab, gray plumage. They typically stay close to shore, though, so a scan out to sea with your binoculars will often reveal loons hidden among the waves.
 
Thanks, George. Loons are on my bucket list! I think this is a common loon in winter coloring. I found this on the internet:

Where to Find Loons: On a North Woods lake in summer, loons stick out conspicuously as large, tuxedoed birds swimming about in the middle of the lake. They can be very vocal and easy to locate, as the yodeling of one loon will often elicit a chorus response from other loons in the area. In winter, loons adopt a much quieter profile along coastal waters, wearing drab, gray plumage. They typically stay close to shore, though, so a scan out to sea with your binoculars will often reveal loons hidden among the waves.
Thank you!! ♥️