Wanting more of the cold, windy, faint American Woodcock encounter our Spring 
Ornithology class group had Tuesday night, tonight I went on my own Woodcock 
Prowl by the Snyder Rd./Airport fields. 

First I tried by the tall airport fence where our group went Tues. No "Peents" 
there. 
So, well after the sun had set, I moved east between the 2 sets of thickets, 
across the road from and a little east of the beige building on Snyder Rd.

Soon, I heard a Peent towards the east bushes. Each time the Woodcock stopped 
Peenting to fly up in the air, I moved towards where the Peents had been. It 
got dark but I am sure I caught glimpses of the bird moving a little on ground. 
Then, after the last Peent and flight, I turned around to face the lighter 
western sky and saw the bird's silhouette as it landed! 

It stopped peenting, so I stumbled over the stubble in the dark, back to my 
car. SO COOL!

Donna Scott
d...@cornell.edu
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