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Date: | Sat, 14 Mar 2009 16:27:21 -0700 |
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While out birding at the Chagrin River Park in Willoughby on Saturday afternoon, we saw our first Eastern Phoebe of the season. It was extremely close to us, perched on a tree flicking its tail. We turned away when the Phoebe flew off, and spotted in a tree right next to it, a Yellow Rumped Warbler. I'm not sure how common they are in northeastern Ohio, this is the first one we've seen since October. Right after seeing them, a little post script here, a Pileated Woodpecker was just above eye level banging on a tree for nearly an hour. People walked by, dogs were barking and it seemed completely unaffected by anyone's presence. I've never been that close to a Pileated, so it was a real treat for me. Great, great day of birding!! Spring is definitely in the air based on what our feathered friends are up to!
Blake Andrews
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