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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 14 Feb 2007 19:36:00 -0500601_US-ASCII Carol had four birds that I didn't have (Crow, Sapsucker, YR Warbler, House sparrow) but I had six that carol didn't have . FOX SPARROW 1 EASTERN TOWHEE 3 Grackle 100+ HERMIT THRUSH 1 GOLDEN CROWNED KINGLET 1 Harry Woodpecker 2 . The Hermit Thrush has been in the "yard" for at least three weeks now, seen eating bitter sweet berries, and seen getting a drink from the water hole in our pond around the aerator. I think that makes 36 yard birds already this year, the best being the Hermit Thrush, an Eastern Phoebe, and a Winter Wren. [...]45_14Feb200719:36: [log in to unmask] |
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Holmes County, near Walnut Creek:
Leroy Troyer and I added to the list of those who've seen the Harris' Sparrow
as noted above. We were there about 4:30, unfortunately unable to get
pictures. It's a very striking individual indeed, and the owner of the property is
still very happy to welcome birders inside for a look.
In addition, the farm of Andy Troyer (Cutter Road, just outside
Fredericksburg, south of Wooster):
- about 150 Horned Lark
- 3 Lapland Longspur
- 1 Snow Bunting (Mr. Troyer has been seeing up to 3 at a time)
Likewise a very accommodating property owner.
Thanks to Leroy and to those who shared their birds with us--3 life-listers
in one, REALLY cold and windy day!
Scott
Canton
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