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Correction - Merlin Big Met
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Jim Kastro <[log in to unmask]>
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[log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 29 Jan 2007 10:28:38 -0500638_us-ascii Howdy All,
In pursuit of 100 species in January, I started the day at 96. I added
American Woodcock, Winter Wren, Northern Pintail, Long-eared Owl, and
Tundra Swan.

I visited East Fork SP (EFSP) at the Horseman's Trailer Parking Area
before first light. Bill Stanley reported on cincinnatibirds.com an
American Woodcock displaying here on Wednesday, 01/24/07. This is located
along the road from the north entrance to the north boat ramp. The north
entrance to EFSP can be reached from Route 32 east from I275 taking the
exit at Half Acre Road. It was rather cold Saturday morning and the
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Sorry for the synapse misfire.. the post should have read Wooster Hill Road not Mastick Road Hill...

Thursday, January 4, 2007, 4:35 p.m.
Big Met Golf Course, Valley Parkway, Fairview Park

The previously reported Merlin was observed perched at the very top of solitary conifer near intersection of <CORRECTION> Wooster Road Hill and the Valley Parkway.

Jim Kastro

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