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Re: Still no wagtail
- To: Kent Fiala <fiala@ipass.net>
- Subject: Re: Still no wagtail
- From: Harry Legrand <harry.legrand@ncmail.net>
- Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 08:57:10 -0400
- Cc: Carolinabirds <carolinabirds@duke.edu>
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Kent's posting of other Falls Lake birds reminds me that the group on
Tuesday afternoon saw 3 Caspian Terns on the far side of the lake
towards Rollingview -- fairly late for that species.
Harry LeGrand
Kent Fiala wrote:
>
> On the "you never know" theory, I spent another hour at Sandling Beach
> around 5PM today. To no avail. At least there were a few more other
> birds to look at than I saw yesterday. A cohesive flock of not 6, not
> 8, but 29 Common Loons was not far offshore. In the gray light I could
> just make out far out in the lake one each of Common Tern, Laughing
> Gull, and Bonaparte's Gull among several Ring-billed Gulls. A lone
> Great Blue Heron and later a lone Greater Yellowlegs had the beach to
> themselves.
>
> --
> Kent Fiala
> near Chapel Hill, NC
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Harry LeGrand
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