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To: marcher who wrote (197991)	4/7/2023 3:18:12 PM
From: David	Read Replies (1) of 219974

Looking at the web page and the decline in the water level I have to say yes. It is actually a sizeable lake and I'm not sure what part of the lake that video is from. When I first went there during high school the water level was a lot higher. Often see pelicans on the lake and I'm not sure of their current status but a few years ago their was some endangered birds, Piping Plover's I think. There are a number of different routes possible to drive there from Edmonton.

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