Re: RFI: Smooth-billed Anis

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Posted by Bryant Roberts on 20:21:01 11/30/04

In Reply to: RFI: Smooth-billed Anis posted by Mark Korducki

The last Anis I saw at the airport were two along the perimeter road on 11/7. I failed to find any while checking the Airport Greenbelt Park a week earlier and last Sunday which makes me one for three during the last month. A parking area has been set up just north of the berm along the south border of of the airport right next to the area where the Anis are most frequently seen.

A seawatch at J. U. Lloyd State Recreation Area for an hour and a half late this afternoon produced about 550 Northern Gannets, 240 adults and 310 immatures, mostly first year. All were moving south.

: Does anyone know if the anis are still being seen near the Ft. Lauderdale Airport? Thanks for your assistance.
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: Mark Korducki, Milwaukee, WI

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