More fowl foto's. Went out early this a.m. was cloudy so I used that to my advantage. I went to a different lake in the park, this one is extremely shallow and its name is perrinville lake, named after a town that is no longer there. This lake is also in the same county park as the last one. Enjoy the pics.........nge
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Fowl Photo's
- Thread starter nge
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Lordy No, Ocean is about 800 miles east or 4,000 miles west.....lol I am in southeastern lower Michigan. Most all my pics are taken at our local county parks lakes. I am in Wayne County. NGE stands for Notgittinenny. When I registered on this site my knees were so bad that I took up photography and did extra fishing instead of metal detecting, and I wasn't getting anything in the coin or jewelry departments. Somebody sent me a PM and said my moniker was nasty and disgusting and told me to change it, she used to be a mod on here, she said that this is a "family" site and little kids are seeing my handle. So I just shortened it to what you see today.....NGE still means the same thing
But now I am gittion' it all.......nge
But now I am gittion' it all.......ngeKelley (Texas)
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Are there any snakes in those lakes? Any of those long neck ducks at this lake? Thanks for sharing! Kelley (Texas) 
Kelly, I thought you were understanding that those "long necked ducks" are actually Canadian Geese? There may be a few snakes around, I don't go lookin' for them though. The only poisoness snake we have in Michigan is the Missauga rattler, it lookks like a diamond back, but is much smaller. I have never heard of any in this area, but then again, nothing is impossible.......nge