Seeking the snowy owl on Lake Erie’s winter shores

In the age of COVID-19, birdwatching has taken off in Northeast Ohio, drawing new, young bird enthusiasts to the hobby. And it doesn’t slow down during winter, when the snowy owl arrives on Lake Erie. Read the full story by Cleveland Magazine.

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Seeking the snowy owl on Lake Erie’s winter shores

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