Bill Pranty, Yellow rail near US27


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Posted by Bill Pranty on January 01, 1970 at 00:00:00

Based on Barry's description, I too agree that the birds were meadowlarks; the flight behavior is spot-on. Plus, Yellow Rails probably never attain a height of 10' when flushing, and they usually don't fly more than a few feet. Plus, THREE birds at once is totally unprecedented for Florida. I don't think anybody has ever reported even two birds at once. Best regards, Bill Pranty Bayonet Point, Florida




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