The Columbus Audubon field trip to Killdeer Plains turned up a great
assortment of waterfall and raptors. Steve Landes has already reported
several of the highlights; with some repetition, these include: Snow,
Ross's, and Greater White-fronted Geese (all on Pond 27); many Rough-legged
Hawks; Saw-whet Owl; singing Meadowlarks; and Short-eared Owls galore,
including some sitting on perches, well before dark  along Twp Rd 108 just
north of the Sportsmen's Center.

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The entire list, courtesy of Rick Stelzer:


   1. Greater White Fronted Geese
   2. Snow Geese (both white and Blue morphs)
   3. Ross’s Goose****
   4. ****Canada**** Geese****
   5. Trumpeter Swans****
   6. Tundra Swans****
   7. Gadwall****
   8. American Black Duck****
   9. Mallard****
   10. Northern Pintail****
   11. Green-Winged Teal****
   12. Ring-necked Duck****
   13. Lesser Scaup****
   14. Greater Scaup
   15. Northern Harrier
   16. Bald Eagle****
   17. Cooper’s Hawk****
   18. Red-Tailed Hawk****
   19. Rough-legged Hawk****
   20. American Kestrel****
   21. American Coot****
   22. Ring-Billed Gull****
   23. Rock Pigeon****
   24. Mourning Dove****
   25. Short-Eared Owl****
   26. Saw-Whet Owl****
   27. American Crow****
   28. Horned Lark****
   29. American Robin****
   30. European Starling****
   31. Red-Winged Blackbird****
   32. American Tree Sparrow****
   33. Song Sparrow****
   34. Dark-Eyed Junco (Slate Colored)****
   35. Northern Cardinal****
   36. Eastern Meadowlark****
   37. House Sparrow****

 --
Bill Heck

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