On three return trips to the WPA south of Starbuck, I was unable to relocate 
the Summer Tanager.  This does not mean it has left the area, the wind is 
howling like crazy out here.

One "consolation prize", however.  On Tuesday evening's attempt to locate the 
tanager, there must have been 500 or more Purple Martins circling overhead and 
sharing the skies with hundreds of swallows - mostly American Tree.  It was 
quite an experience to see that many birds.  There was a massive hatch of what 
we call "Mayflies" yesterday.  These half inch long insects were everywhere so, 
if you were an insect eater yesterday, life was good!

Sid Stivland
Plymouth (and Pope County)

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