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Glen Crippen <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 29 Mar 2009 22:04:23 -0400
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I worked outside all day and the bird of the day was a lone Blue-gray
Gnatcatcher making its way through the tree tops.  I also heard
several Killdeer very faintly overhead and the Juncos that are still
around are singing their hearts out.  After lunch break when I made my
way back outside I spooked a couple Wood Ducks off the pond.  Field
sparrows and Brown Thrasher also could be heard between the windy rain
showers.

Glen Crippen
Burr Oak Lake

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