Hi Everyone,

Normally, Colombia would seem a little removed from Ohio, I¹ll admit. Here I
am, missing the fall migration in Ohio, as well as the birding buddies and
organizations. But I thought this would interest you. I¹ve just returned to
Quibdó, a low-altitude city of the Chocó rain forest from Bogotá, to find
that in my absence the Spotted Sandpipers have begun to return: each of the
last two days I¹ve seen one in a local quebrada (stream) in the city. If
experience is  guide, from now on I¹ll see a few whenever I¹m on or near the
water. Did they pass through Ohio...?

Best wishes,

Steve Cagan
Cleveland Hts (temporarily in El Chocó)
 
PS. If you¹d like to see my list from this trip (keeping in mind that this
isn¹t a birding trip‹the birds I see are a bonus), you can check it out at
www.stevecagan.com/Choco/Birdlist-Colombia,%202007.html
 

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Steve Cagan, photographer
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