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Posted by Brian Rapoza on 08:29:14 11/21/04

In Reply to: ENP and Environs 11/19 posted by Brian Rapoza

: Some odds and ends from today's working visit to Everglades National Park and vicinity (birding class for 39 McMillan Middle students):
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: Lucky Hammock - Swainson's Hawk, Broad-tailed Hawk, Cooper's Hawk, Sandhill Cranes, Orange-crowned Warbler, Indigo and Painted Buntings, Grasshopper Sparrows.
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: Coe Visitor's Center - Hooded Merganser (in the pond between the visitor's center parking lot and the main road).
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: Anhinga Trail - Purple Gallinule, American Bittern (eating an Everglades Racer).
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: Hidden Lake Road - Hermit Thrush
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: Research Road - Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, Western Kingbird (perched side by side on the sign for the Bill Robertson Research Center); Florida Cottonmouth (sunning itself in the middle of Research Road.
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Comments:	: : Some odds and ends from today's working visit to Everglades National Park and vicinity (birding class for 39 McMillan Middle students): : : : : Lucky Hammock - Swainson's Hawk, Broad-tailed Hawk, Cooper's Hawk, Sandhill Cranes, Orange-crowned Warbler, Indigo and Painted Buntings, Grasshopper Sparrows. : : : : Coe Visitor's Center - Hooded Merganser (in the pond between the visitor's center parking lot and the main road). : : : : Anhinga Trail - Purple Gallinule, American Bittern (eating an Everglades Racer). : : : : Hidden Lake Road - Hermit Thrush : : : : Research Road - Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, Western Kingbird (perched side by side on the sign for the Bill Robertson Research Center); Florida Cottonmouth (sunning itself in the middle of Research Road. : : :
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