Re: ENP 6/4-6

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Posted by Bryant Roberts on 22:57:31 06/07/05

In Reply to: Re: ENP 6/4-6 posted by Bob Kelley

I think I recall Dick Cunningham saying he found some Eastern Bluebirds in the Long Pine Key area shortly before the reintroduction project began. I've never had any luck with the turkeys but my favorite areas to see all the other birds are in the Long Pine Key campground and picnic areas and along the trails that go north from Research Road.

: The brown-headed nuthatches, eastern bluebirds and turkeys are definitely reintroductions, but the bobwhites are not I am sure.
: Bob Kelley
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: : Where in Long Pine Key were the bobwhites and nuthatches? Also, are these birds reintoduced to ENP and countable? Thanks, and I'm glad to see things are looking good in that part of the coast. I enjoy this boards posts very much.
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: : Jay
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Comments:	: I think I recall Dick Cunningham saying he found some Eastern Bluebirds in the Long Pine Key area shortly before the reintroduction project began. I've never had any luck with the turkeys but my favorite areas to see all the other birds are in the Long Pine Key campground and picnic areas and along the trails that go north from Research Road. : : : The brown-headed nuthatches, eastern bluebirds and turkeys are definitely reintroductions, but the bobwhites are not I am sure. : : Bob Kelley : : : : : Where in Long Pine Key were the bobwhites and nuthatches? Also, are these birds reintoduced to ENP and countable? Thanks, and I'm glad to see things are looking good in that part of the coast. I enjoy this boards posts very much. : : : : : : Jay : : :
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