Too beautiful a day to not go out. A late morning start produced a
Northern Mockinbird and a PILEATED wp at the Bork Educational Centre
off Kirby Road just W of Huntington, along with the usual feeder-birds.
In a field South of Nashville just E of hwy 50 there was an adult
light-phase ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK working on a rabbit out in the middle of
the field. It kept trying to haul it away, to no effect, but did give
lots of good scope views, while under observation by 3 crows. . After
lunch a drive along McGilvray just N of Rutherford produced some
freshly manured areas with a mixed flock of perhaps 150 SNOW BUNTINGS
and HORNED LARKS. Then on the N side of Rutherford W of McGilvray there
were two COYOTES running across a field.
Professor Gene Denzel
Information Technology Program
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
York University 416-736-5250
Gene Denzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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