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Well, well, well . . fall migration has started. Time to get into birding mode. First come the sandpipers, so look for habitats that host low water. Then the warblers are coming back through the forest, so lets go walk in the woods some. Then maybe if we're lucky, some rarity . . . like a code 3 . . could make an appearance in Ohio. So be on the lookout and remember to get out and BIRD!
Below is my list of seen recently, and the remaining Ohio birds I can get thru December. Wish me luck
8/16--BlueGrosbeak #319, Orchard Oriole #320
Otto Armleader Park, Cinncy-OH |
8/28--Baird's Sandpiper #321 Hoover Resivour
Small to medium-sized sandpiper |
Long wings extend past end of tail |
Mallards, Pectoral Sandpiper |
Yellow-billed Cuckoo |
Sedge Wren 2016--Lifer #553 seen on 8/6/14, same place |
Nelson's Sparrow #329 |
Yellow-bellied empidx #327 |
Sanderling #326 |
Needs list:
Canada warbler
Blackpoll warbler
Grey-checked Thrush
Least Empidx
Forster's Tern
Common Tern
Black Tern
GBBG
LBBG
Franklins
Bonapartes
Wilson Snipe
Godwits
A. Golden Plover
VA Rail
Glossy Ibis
Least Bittern
Brown Pelcan
Red Neck Grebe
Horned Grebe
RB Merganser
Common Merganser
Canvasback
Rough legged Hawk
Short earred owl
YBSS
Winter wren
Golden Crown Kinglet
Next up: Ohio fall migration . . . Seattle, WA in late October
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