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Nancy Anderson <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 30 Apr 2007 17:57:30 -0700
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I have not been seeing anything real unusual (warblers) at Wildwood lately as I get there late or skip it and go elsewhere.  Today I saw a few birds late after 4pm.  A few are listed:

  Wood Duck 1 m - floating in flooded area in woods
  Green Herons 1 pair - high up in birch woods (actually their tree looked like an alder)
  White-eyed Vireo 1  (also seen on 4/28) singing in main woods west of road
  Barn Swallows - some
  Carolina, Winter 1, &  House Wrens - 2
  Ruby-crowned Kinglets - several
  Hermit Thrush 2
  Wood Thrush 1 or 2 singing
  Brown Thrashers & Mockingbird
  Hooded Warbler 1 m - in main woods west of road
  Eastern Towhees 1f
  Field Sparrow 1, White-throated 40-50

  My Backyard
  I still have a White-crowned Sparrow coming under my feeder since 4/27, this weekend he sat on the fence in the late afternoon, and when I went to fill up the feeder this AM he was in the tree

  Nancy Anderson
  Richmond Hts, OH
  http://www.flickr.com/photos/nancy_a/





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