Hi,
I was heading to Nebraska to go birding and stopped by the intersection of Hwy
2 and M-16 to check for shore birds when I observed a large black bird bathing.
It turned out to be a Common Raven. I viewed him for a minute or so and when
I went to get my scope out he took off and went south. I spent the next hour
and a half trying to relocate him.
I also found a pair of White-eyed Vireo at Waubonsie State Park. This is in the
WaShawTee area by Lake Virginia. From the parking area at Lake Virginia, east
to the next gravel road is where the birds were located.
Keith Dyche
Shenandoah
Fremont County
(712) 246-9517
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