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[log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 21 Aug 2009 18:31:54 -0700626_iso-8859-1 I got permission from nature photographer Bill Norton tonight for everyone to view his striking shots of the juv. LITTLE STINT at Conneaut 8/19/09.  View them at http://www.nortonwi.com/RareOhioBird/ and decide for yourselves.  I've heard and read a lot of "stuff" about this bird already, especially on rarebird.org.  All of the "stuff" was based on average-quality (at best) photos which I didn't take or post or vouch for.  Also I find it very odd that people who didn't see the actual bird, or hear it, or note the structure (especially the long legs), or study the VERY DISTINCTIVE FEEDING BEHAVIOR, etc. [...]44_21Aug200918:31:[log in to unmask]
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Friday, August 14 - 9:15 - 10:30 a.m.

Still lots of shorebirds.  Mudflats drying up quickly, but we're  supposed
to have rain this weekend.  Hopefully, the weatherman will be  correct for a
change.  Sightings were from the far south end at the "disc  golf"
overlook, the paved parking lot, and the far north end.

Herring gull - 1
Caspian tern - 1
Least sp - 10
Solitary - 23
Pectoral - 25
Great egret - 3
Killdeer - lots!
Wood ducks - 20+
DC cormorant - 2
Green-backed heron - 1
Greater yellowlegs - 2
Lesser yellowlegs - 5
Spotted - 4
Semipalmated plover - 3
Semipalmated sp - 5
Great blue heron - 60+  High count for the week is 105 on Wednesday by
Shannon Thompson from Pittsburgh, PA
Belted kingfisher - 2
Tree swallows - 20
Chimney swifts - 100+
Cooper's hawk - 1
Eastern kingbird - 2

Ed and Bev

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