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Posted by Stefan on September 20, 2003 at 21:55:38:

Lucky Hammock was quiet this morning, I could not find the Lark Sparrow that had been reported from there earlier. Yet, 7 BOBOLINKS were feeding on the edge of the brush across the street.

The Annex produced 4 BALTIMORE ORIOLES and 1 ORCHARD ORIOLE. They were working the first 3 Ficus trees on the left hand side.

The bird of the day was a single AMERICAN GOLDEN PLOVER mixed in with 29 Black-bellied Plovers near Flynn's. The plover group was resting on an agricultural field with rows covered in plastic about 0.2mi north of the intersection of SR 9886 and SW 212th on your left hand side.

Late in the afternoon, I hooked up with Rock Jetty at AD Barnes and we had VEERY (close to boardwalk) and a female BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER (at the swing).

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: Lucky Hammock was quiet this morning, I could not find the Lark Sparrow that had been reported from there earlier. Yet, 7 BOBOLINKS were feeding on the edge of the brush across the street. : The Annex produced 4 BALTIMORE ORIOLES and 1 ORCHARD ORIOLE. They were working the first 3 Ficus trees on the left hand side. : The bird of the day was a single AMERICAN GOLDEN PLOVER mixed in with 29 Black-bellied Plovers near Flynn's. The plover group was resting on an agricultural field with rows covered in plastic about 0.2mi north of the intersection of SR 9886 and SW 212th on your left hand side. : Late in the afternoon, I hooked up with Rock Jetty at AD Barnes and we had VEERY (close to boardwalk) and a female BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER (at the swing).

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