... . Not long after exiting the mouth of the Cuyahoga and entering Lake Erie's open waters, we encountered this beautiful ... a good look. Purple 'pipers are not common at all along Lake Erie, and it was a life bird for many. By spewing a constant stream of ... Night-Herons. Red-breasted Mergansers are building up on the lake, and we had perhaps 5,000, although their swarming circling flocks are ...

... many lighthouses that dot the Ohio shoreline add to that beauty. Each one is unique and offers its own interest (like the Vermilion Lighthouse, pictured above). Learn more about Lake Erie Lighthouses in this photo tour. (photo courtesy of Coastal Ohio) Lake Erie Lighthouses originally appeared on About.com Cleveland on Wednesday, November 4th, 2009 at 15:01:44 ...

... I was to have attended was cancelled at the last minute. This is an area of Ontario which is new to me, so I was interested to see it. Lake Erie is divided between Canada and the United States and the opposite shoreline is ... it is renowned for its ferocious storms, due mainly to the fact that it is shallow (for a lake). We visited Erieau in the region of Chatham-Kent. This gives the impression of ...

Charlotte, NC - Charlotte Checkers general manager and head coach Derek Wilkinson announced today that former ECHL All-Star forward Matt Ford has been loaned to the American Hockey League's Lake Erie Monsters. He began the season in Lake Erie's training camp and was returned to the Checkers.

One of the leading voices in the campaign to rescue Lake Erie from dying again is a persistent, thoughtful, dedicated water protector promoting awareness of the Lake’s benefits, supporting lighthouse restoration, fighting resurgent algae and proposed new pollution sources, and seeking funding to restore all of the ...

On Sunday, I had the opportunity to participate in a pelagic trip on Lake Erie. A pelagic trip is when you venture out on the open water. The trip, sponsored by Black Swamp Bird Observatory and Discovery Tours ... ! Some called these birds seagulls, which is a misnomer. These are more appropriately called lake gulls or bay gulls. (Get it? Bagels? Sorry... that was bad.) So why was ...