Apr. 4, 2008
5:00pm

This is the largest field feeding aggregation of ducks I've seen in the local 
area in over a year. From the intersection of Emery and 180th, birds were 
concentrated both to the NE and NW. I counted over 2,000 on the ground to the 
NW but there were many more coming and going and just as many to the NE. 
Certainly 4,000-5,000 are in this area. The flock was mostly Mallards with some 
wigeon, Gadwall, Pintail, shoveler present as well. 

Also, I had an early (for this year) Field Sparrow today. I'm sure I've never 
seen this species before seeing the other early sparrows (e.g. Fox, which I 
also saw today, but later). 


James Mattsson
mattjim at earthlink.net
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