(Posted by Peder H. Svingen <[email protected]> via moumn.org) Ani sp. at Park Point by Sky Harbor Airport! Sue Barton and I just had brief looks at an unmistakable bird. We had just started to pull out of the parking lot at the end of Park Point adjacent to the airport. A black bird with a huge bill and long tail flew across the road and continued south east. Itâs flight was weak and fluttery. The tail was held at a downward angle in-flight as if it was attached by a hinge to the rump. The tail and itself was long and rounded in shape. Size of the bird was smaller than a crow but clearly larger than a grosbeak. Conditions were overcast with offshore northeast winds 5 to 10. We were looking northwest to north as the bird flew across the road, went over the shrubs and continued Southeast. Thus far the bird has not been refound.
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