The animals in Ohio are so polite.

Recently we went to Ohio for the Midwest Birding Symposium at Lakeside, on the south shore of Lake Erie.

It was a great time, people, speakers, trade show, art, and BIRDS.

On one of our birding walks we came upon this sign.

The animals of Ohio are so polite.

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Anonymous said…
Ric,
Hey, can The Cerulean (quarterly newsletter of the Ohio Ornithological Society) use this photo, and any others you might be willing to share, in our upcoming fall issue?
Deadline: mid-October.
Just to clarify: was the "litter" sign from inside the town of Lakeside?
Thanks in advance
Ann Oliver,
Editor, The Cerulean Newsletter
7:42 pm
Rondeau Ric said…
No problem Anne. I will try sending you an email.
7:17 pm
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