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Woodbury Wildlife Area 1/10/07
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[log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 21 Jan 2007 12:25:33 -0500612_us-ascii Howdy all,
My January quest for 100 species continued by starting the day at Camp
Dennison on the east side of Cincinnati, where I found three Green-winged
Teal, before the Cincinnati Bird Club Field Trip for waterfowl started.
For a complete report of that trip led by Bob Foppe, go to
Cincinatibirds.com under Sightings. I stopped by the Tech Center east of
Milford off of Rt 50 in search of an Eastern Phoebe and first found an
adult Sharp-shineed Hawk, hunting by watching the ground below some
ornamental trees filled with berries. I was able to get quite close to
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 Hi all,
         Got a call from Tim and Laura Dornan who were doing winter bird atlasing in Coshocton County today and found some interesting birds in the more wooded area. They do not have access to a computer at their getaway place. So here goes:

At Coshocton County Road 2 and 286 were: 1 Gray Catbird, 2 Hermit Thrushes and some American Robins all feeding on rose hips in a Multiflora Rose thicket.

On Coshocton County Road 4 about .7 mile south of 541 they found a Northern Shrike.

Nothing really rare but possibly interesting to those who live not too far away. Sounds like a good Shrike winter for Ohio or maybe there are more people out there" looking for birds in all the right places" ( reminds me of a song).

That's all folks,
Shari Jackson
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