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Common Redpoll in Preble County
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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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On Jan 28th, a single female Common Redpoll was observed in Preble County by
Sue Tackett and myself. The location was west of Farmersville.  The bird was
on the south side of Halderman Rd just east of intersection with Quaker Trace
Rd.  The field there contained a couple hundred Horned Larks and 20+ Lapland
Longspurs.  The redpoll was cooperative, landing on a roadside weed just a short
distance in front of the parked car.

Charlotte Mathena
Dayton

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