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I hear from several sources that this celebrity has likely moved on.
Most self-respecting Swainson's join hordes that shun open water,
soaring to Argentina, a trip of maybe 7000 miles, continuing to eat bugs
all the way. The sight of many many thousands daylong over the isthmus
of Panama is said to be quite a show. A few stray east, and can be found
wintering in south Florida. The Keys are the place to find some
wintering. Either way, I'm sure Ohio birders wish this stray a safe
journey...
Bill Whan
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