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--_37d7bd00-a327-4575-9852-6f4b50857ad0_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi all: =20 First for the easy one to get=2C which is the yellow-crowned night heron. = It is an adult and it was located by Earl Meister of Stonehurst. The bird = is at Stonehurst. Take the right branch out along the winding road. Part = way out on the right is two ponds. The second pond is below a trailer and = this is where the yellow-crowned night heron is tending. It is easily to s= ee from the road. It has been there for two days now and I found out about= it tonight. I drove out after work and easily found it. =20 =20 The following are for the record only. If you want to try for any of the b= irds email me personally and I'll try to explain how to get there. I've not= had the chance to visit myself as I just listened to my messages from yest= erday. Glenn Rhodenizer of Second Peninsula reports that he had six Americ= an pipits on the farm where he works in the field. This is private propert= y and I've taken many of you to it on my field trip later in the year. Gle= nn also had a northern mockingbird for one day and reports more bobolinks t= hen he has seen in past years during this time=2C which is a good sign. =20 =20 Mike Wentzell of Parkdale/Maplewood had an eastern towhee and a male rose-b= reasted grosbeak. The towhee is the one of significance. Many of you have= visited the residence of Michael in the past for other rarities from previ= ous years. I haven't had chance to call him back yet to see if the towhee = remained=2C but if it is there I will let others know. =20 James R. Hirtle Bayport =20 _________________________________________________________________ MSN Dating: Find someone special. Start now. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=3D9729707= --_37d7bd00-a327-4575-9852-6f4b50857ad0_ Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <html> <head> <style><!-- .hmmessage P { margin:0px=3B padding:0px } body.hmmessage { font-size: 10pt=3B font-family:Verdana } --></style> </head> <body class=3D'hmmessage'> Hi all:<BR>  =3B<BR> First for the easy one to get=2C which is the yellow-crowned night heron.&n= bsp=3B It is an adult and it was located by Earl Meister of Stonehurst.&nbs= p=3B The bird is at Stonehurst. =3B Take the right branch out along the= winding road. =3B Part way out on the right is two ponds. =3B The = second pond is below a trailer and this is where the yellow-crowned night h= eron is tending. =3B It is easily to see from the road. =3B It has = been there for two days now and I found out about it tonight. =3B I dro= ve out after work and easily found it. =3B <BR>  =3B<BR> The following are for the record only. =3B If you want to try for any o= f the birds email me personally and I'll try to explain how to get there. I= 've not had the chance to visit myself as I just listened to my messages fr= om yesterday. =3B Glenn Rhodenizer of Second Peninsula reports that he = had six American pipits on the farm where he works in the field. =3B Th= is is private property and I've taken many of you to it on my field trip la= ter in the year. =3B Glenn also had a northern mockingbird for one day = and reports more bobolinks then he has seen in past years during this time= =2C which is a good sign. =3B <BR>  =3B<BR> Mike Wentzell of Parkdale/Maplewood had an eastern towhee and a male rose-b= reasted grosbeak. =3B The towhee is the one of significance. =3B Ma= ny of you have visited the residence of Michael in the past for other rarit= ies from previous years. =3B I haven't had chance to call him back yet = to see if the towhee remained=2C but if it is there I will let others know.= <BR>  =3B<BR> James R. Hirtle<BR> Bayport<BR> <br /><hr />MSN Dating: Find someone special. Start = now. <a href=3D'http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=3D9729702' target=3D'_new'>= Start now!</a></body> </html>= --_37d7bd00-a327-4575-9852-6f4b50857ad0_--
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