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3/18/03 Spent the day birding in Rice County with Conny Brunell. One of the highlights was refinding the Carolina Wren that Forest Strnad has posted of several occasions. The bird was observed along the hiking trail behind the Trails edge Apartments at 715 Central Ave in the town of Faribault at 10:00am. Here are some of the other species of interest and new for the season that we observed today. 18 species of ducks were observed, with the largest number being observed at Well's Lake. There were other flocks of waterfowl present at several locations on Lake Sakatah and along the bridge in the town of Warsaw. @ Eastern Phoebe - several locations @ Eastern Bluebird @ Carolina Wren @ Fox Sparrow @ Rusty Blackbird --part1_126.254232e6.2baa2436_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <HTML><FONT FACE=3Darial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=3D2 FAMILY=3D"SANSSERIF" FACE= =3D"Arial" LANG=3D"0">3/18/03<BR> <BR> Spent the day birding in Rice County with Conny Brunell. One of the hi= ghlights was refinding the Carolina Wren that Forest Strnad has posted of se= veral occasions. The bird was observed along the hiking trail behind t= he Trails edge Apartments at 715 Central Ave in the town of Faribault at 10:= 00am. Here are some of the other species of interest and new for the s= eason that we observed today.<BR> <BR> 18 species of ducks were observed, with the largest number being observed at= Well's Lake. There were other flocks of waterfowl present at several=20= locations on Lake Sakatah and along the bridge in the town of Warsaw.<BR> <BR> @ Eastern Phoebe - several locations<BR> @ Eastern Bluebird<BR> @ Carolina Wren<BR> @ Fox Sparrow<BR> @ Rusty Blackbird<BR> </FONT></HTML> --part1_126.254232e6.2baa2436_boundary--
