The Sabine's Gull was present at East Fork SP most of the afternoon sleeping
on the beach or floating near the edge of the water. The Laughing Gull made
a couple of appearances, but no sign of the GBBG spotted Saturday. If anyone
finds my car key on the beach - an Acura keyring/fob let me know!

Laura Keene
Mason, OH


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Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 3:52 PM
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Subject: Sabine's?

Anyone see the Sabine's today?

I'm thinking about driving down from Columbus tomorrow and would appreciate
any positive or negative reports!

My "chases" have turned into leisurely "strolls" recently (worked for the
Garganey, but might not be so lucky this time).  I'll keep an eye out for
the potential black-backed as well.

Cheers,
Heather

Sent from my iPhone

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