B'ville TUVUs in the snow 30-Mar-2003 - I was back visiting my folks in eastern Ohio again for a couple of days. I did some bass fishing on Sunday morning, but didn't catch anything. What a change in the weather. On Friday, it was in the 70's in northwest Ohio. It was in the 40's on Saturday. When I went fishing in the morning on Sunday, the temps in B'ville were 30 degrees with intermittent snow showers. I had to keep knocking the ice from my rod guides. Anyway, I heard Golden-crowned Kinglets and Eastern Towhees singing. I saw one Turkey Vulture fly by. I was out and about around B'ville in the afternoon, and on numerous occasions, I saw small groups of two to five TUVUs moving northwest, even though snow was falling and the winds were blowing from the northwest at 10-15 mph. I guess when a TUVU wants to move, it will. They are the "masters of the air".