My Locations:
Hotel: Eastern Bluebirds at the Lodge at Pines Creek
Yard: Pine Warbler at the feeders in Petersburg, PA, when I was an intern
living at the Roost
Work: Red-shouldered Hawk perched on a lightpost outside the lunchroom at
PRBO
Parking Lot: Prairie Merlin seen when parked at a gas station in
Northeastern Colorado
I tried to find the Merlin at the refuge today (Noon-2:15). I did not find
it, but had a great looks at a Pileated Woodpecker. Also cheered as a Hairy
Woodpecker continued to push a Starling away from a suet feeder. Other
species present included: Cardinals, BC Chickadees, Blue Jays, WB Nuthach,
American Robins, Juncos, House Finches, Downy, Hairy, and Red-bellied
Woodpeckers and House Sparrows.
Happy Birding,
Amy
On Jan 24 2011, Pastor Al Schirmacher wrote:
Saw an interesting question on Facebook this morning: what is your
favorite
parking lot bird? Got me thinking about unusual locations:
* Parking lot: Gray-crowned Rosy Finches in Cloquet, MN parking lot
* Yard: tie between Cattle Egret and Prairie Falcon, north of Princeton,
MN
* Work: Lark Sparrow
* Restaurant: tie between BB Magpie & Golden Eagle
* Hotel: Black-throated Magpie-Jay (business trip in Mexico many years
ago,
probably not unusual for residents).
How about you?
Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
Mille Lacs & Sherburne Counties
pasto...@princetonfreechurch.net
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