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Posted by Dee on April 18, 2004 at 15:19:50:

In Reply to: A Couple Fun Ones posted by Larry Cali-boy Wolski on April 18, 2004 at 13:59:15:

: Among the "usual suspects" down in the park this last weekend, the following species were seen.

: 3/17/04 - Anhinga Trail:
: Virginia Rail (just before turn off main park road)
: Red-eyed Vireo

: Eco-Pond:
: Indigo Bunting
: Blue Grosbeak
: Upland Sandpiper

I meant to ask you when you were talking about the racetrack - are there any other good birding spots in or about homestead?

: Swallow-tailed Kite

: And this morning at A.D. Barnes, Dee found an Orchard Oriole south of the main entrance to the park. Cape May numbers are on the decline, while worm-eating was the bird du jour. Numerous blue-headed and white-eyed vireos were seen. Just another day in the park.......

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: : Among the "usual suspects" down in the park this last weekend, the following species were seen. : : 3/17/04 - Anhinga Trail: : : Virginia Rail (just before turn off main park road) : : Red-eyed Vireo : : Eco-Pond: : : Indigo Bunting : : Blue Grosbeak : : Upland Sandpiper : : I meant to ask you when you were talking about the racetrack - are there any other good birding spots in or about homestead? : : : Swallow-tailed Kite : : And this morning at A.D. Barnes, Dee found an Orchard Oriole south of the main entrance to the park. Cape May numbers are on the decline, while worm-eating was the bird du jour. Numerous blue-headed and white-eyed vireos were seen. Just another day in the park.......

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