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Re: Olive-sided flycatcher at NC Zoo



>On Sat., May 20 at about 10AM there was an olive-sided flycatcher at the NC
>Zoo in Asheboro.  Facing the sea lion exhibit the bird was to the left,
>perched on the top of a snag in the tallest deciduous tree.  I didn't here
>"quick threeee beers" but got a good  view for a positive ID.  It was still
>perched when my five-year-old dragged us to the next exhibit.
>
>Danny Swicegood
>Cornelius, NC
>--- pamanddanny@earthlink.net


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DANNY . . .

I believe by 10 am the Olive-sided Flycatcher ALREADY would have been 
under the influence of alcohol and not just asking for his first 
round of drinks.

Thus, he probably was saying "Hic, three beers."  :-)


Cheers (in both senses of the word),

BILL
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