Hello All,

After read the post on Cross bills in Kent I had to check it out for 
myself.  They were not located near the front entrance nor withing the 
cemetery grounds.  I found  them in the back woodlot among the Sweetgums 
and some pine trees scatter within the woodlot.  I first heard the call, 
then I was able to located the birds flying between the hardwoods and pine 
trees.  
Addition species seen 
Dark-eyed Junco
N. Cardinal
Song Sparrow
Black-capped Chickadee

Re: to the Tundra Swans; were not present on Twin Lakes, just mallards and 
canadian geese.

See you in the field,
Jeremiah W. Roth
Conservation Biology
Applied Geography
Kent State University
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On Sun, 7 Dec 2008 15:18:35 -0500, Judy Wilkinson <[log in to unmask]> 
wrote:

>Hello All
>
>If anyone is interested, today I located a group of 31 White-winged 
Crossbills at the Standing Rock Cemetery in Kent, Portage Co. They were 
near the entrance to the housing development, right across from the high 
school. They were pretty skittish, especially with all the car traffic 
nearby. Best located by voice. 
>
>Brad Wilkinson
>
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