,
but this still seems like an extraordinary sighting. I suppose that bill comes
in handy when walking on ice!
Scott Seltman
Larned, Kansas
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Steller's Jay has been recorded in 13 counties in SW Kansas and has occurred
as far east as Lawrence, about 400 miles east of Burlington. The point
being, I suppose, that once some of these birds leave the mountains and head
east, they just keep on going!
Scott Seltman
Larned, Kansas
Though
beside the creek. It was near a Yellow-rumped Warbler when I first saw it.
David Seibel
Lenexa, Kansas
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Scott Seltman
Larned, Kansas
PS: A male Varied Thrush was in SW Kansas
on the High Plains, realized that it hadn't rained since last fall,
and decided to just keep on going.
Scott Seltman
Larned, Kansas
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, Scott Seltman et.al. We should have
reported this earlier.
Scott Seltman
1968 155th Ave.
Larned, KS 67550
Two wrongs don't make a right, but oddly enough,
three rights do make a left.
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