Re: Cheikika

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Posted by Henrik Druid on January 21, 2001 at 20:49:13:

In Reply to: Re: Cheikika posted by CJ Grimes on January 21, 2001 at 19:22:27:

: I got the impression that this bird was larger, so I didn´t consider the buntings. But I agree that a painted bunting sounds more reasonable. Thank you.

: sounds like a female Painted Bunting. i've seen one there before.

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: : Jan 21 at 11.30: the juv. white morph snow goose was still present. Other birds included:
: : least sandpiper 1,lesser yellowlegs 9, greater yellowlegs 2, killdeer 3, wood storks, northern harrier
: : red-shouldered hawk, savannah sparrows, eastern phoebe, and a short glimpse of a green bird, that I only could identify as a juv/female scarlet tanager. It was feeding in the dry bushes just east of the track, but disaappeared, and didn´t show up again. Is this sighting "possible" considering the time of the year?

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: : I got the impression that this bird was larger, so I didn´t consider the buntings. But I agree that a painted bunting sounds more reasonable. Thank you. : : sounds like a female Painted Bunting. i've seen one there before. : : : : : Jan 21 at 11.30: the juv. white morph snow goose was still present. Other birds included: : : : least sandpiper 1,lesser yellowlegs 9, greater yellowlegs 2, killdeer 3, wood storks, northern harrier : : : red-shouldered hawk, savannah sparrows, eastern phoebe, and a short glimpse of a green bird, that I only could identify as a juv/female scarlet tanager. It was feeding in the dry bushes just east of the track, but disaappeared, and didn´t show up again. Is this sighting "possible" considering the time of the year?

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