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Gearhead · 03-04-2011, 01:28 PM

I've seen lots of Codgers in the lakes region, especially on Rt. 28 heading south around the end of December. Mainly migratory, they winter in Florida and other southern climates. In the Summer they are often seen on golf courses in the early morning, and in line at most drugstores at any time of the day. I've also found that they are quite friendly as long as they are approached from within their peripheral vision. Remember to speak louder than usual to maintain coherent conversation.

I'm wondering if Florida codgers are actually Eastern Codgers who've migrated to Florida.

03-04-2011, 01:28 PM	#5
Gearhead Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Alton Posts: 166 Thanks: 13 Thanked 19 Times in 8 Posts	They're not Extinct! I've seen lots of Codgers in the lakes region, especially on Rt. 28 heading south around the end of December. Mainly migratory, they winter in Florida and other southern climates. In the Summer they are often seen on golf courses in the early morning, and in line at most drugstores at any time of the day. I've also found that they are quite friendly as long as they are approached from within their peripheral vision. Remember to speak louder than usual to maintain coherent conversation. I'm wondering if Florida codgers are actually Eastern Codgers who've migrated to Florida.