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After searching for several hours by about a dozen birders, no one was able to turn up any signs of the WESTERN KINGBIRD on Algire Rd near Bellville, OH. The bird was first seen on the East side of the road in the field just North of the lane at 6067 Algire Rd early in the afternoon, Saturday, 6/25/2011. Later in the day it flew across the road to the farm on the West side of Algire Rd where it was seen until nearly dark. A search of the area including surrounding roads did not produce any success either
-Greg Miller
Sugarcreek, OH
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