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Wed, 5 May 2010 10:31:46 -0400
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The Purple Gallinule was still at Columbia Reservation as of 930 AM this
morning.  It was extremely cooperative and very easy to find.



If any of you are even remotely considering going to see this bird, don't
hesitate, just go do it!  I went before work today.  I was in my suit, tie
and dress shoes.  The trail is paved.  The Lorain County Metro Parks have
posted photos/signs with arrows pointing to the bird's location.  I was in
and out of the park in about 20 minutes.  I wish I had more time to stay and
observe the bird, but I'm very glad I at least spent some time and I was
rewarded with some great views.  I also had the opportunity to visit with
about 6 or 7 other birders, including the well known local birder and author
Jack Smith.  It was great to chat birds with him.  Had time to observe some
Rose-breasted Grosbeaks and well as a pair of Yellow Warblers.



Good birding.



Spencer




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