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Hardy Eshbaugh and I had a productive 4 1/2 hours at Brookville today
(Saturday). There were lots of duck species visible on both sides of
Dunlapsville Causeway, and also from Sagamore. We did not hit Whitewater or
Fairfield Causeway. Interestingly, we got great views of 15 sandhill cranes,
but not at the lake. They were in a farm field near Bath, IN on the way
over--just after we got the red-headed woodpecker at the corner of Dare and
Snowden Roads. In the following list, "X" means I didn't even try to count,
in most cases because there were so many. Numbers, in most cases, are highly
approximate.
Also, this morning in Silvoor Sanctuary I had a Brown Creeper, and at 4-mile
creek in Western Woods my first Eastern Phoebe of the year.
Good birding
Jim Michael
> Location: Brookville Lake, IN, north half
> Observation date: 3/10/07
> Notes: RH Woodpecker, SH Cranes, Wilson's Snipe, both finches, seen in
> fields between Oxford, OH and Brookville Lake.
> Number of species: 47
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> Canada Goose X
> American Wigeon 7
> Mallard X
> Northern Pintail X
> Green-winged Teal X
> Canvasback X
> Redhead X
> Ring-necked Duck X
> Lesser Scaup X
> Bufflehead 2
> Hooded Merganser X
> Common Merganser 4
> Red-breasted Merganser X
> Ruddy Duck 10
> Horned Grebe 3
> Double-crested Cormorant 1
> Great Blue Heron X
> Black Vulture X
> Turkey Vulture X
> Red-tailed Hawk 4
> American Kestrel 4
> American Coot X
> Sandhill Crane 15
> Killdeer X
> Wilson's Snipe 2
> Ring-billed Gull X
> Herring Gull X
> Rock Pigeon X
> Mourning Dove X
> Red-headed Woodpecker 1
> Red-bellied Woodpecker X
> Downy Woodpecker X
> American Crow X
> Horned Lark X
> Carolina Chickadee X
> American Robin X
> Northern Mockingbird 1
> European Starling X
> Song Sparrow 5
> Dark-eyed Junco X
> Northern Cardinal X
> Red-winged Blackbird 100
> Common Grackle X
> Brown-headed Cowbird 100
> House Finch 10
> American Goldfinch 10
> House Sparrow X
>
> This report was generated automatically by eBird v2 (http://www.ebird.org)
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