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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] no luck with INBU, WTSP continues
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All,

I stopped by the western part of the Charleston Road Marsh this
morning 1/23/04, hoping to refind Dave Weber's Indigo Bunting.  The
WHITE-THROATED SPARROW was obvious most of the time I was there,
initially at parcourse #16, then #17, then back to #16, then across on
the north side of the channel at #14.  The area was very birdy, with
large numbers of AMERICAN and LESSER GOLDFINCHES and SPARROWS, but I
didn't see or hear any buntings.  Other birds of note today included a
SORA, at least one OAK TITMOUSE, a TOWNSEND'S WARBLER, and an ANNA'S
HUMMINGBIRD building a nest.

Pat Kenny and Roland Kenner joined me at about 9am and were still
working the area when I left - maybe they'll have better news soon!

Mike Rogers
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