[mou] Partial Albino GGOW
Byokel@aol.com
Byokel@aol.com
Sun, 5 Dec 2004 22:24:21 EST
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Numerous GGOW and NHOW continue in the Sax-Zim area. Noteworthy was a very
tolerant bird on Melrude Rd (59), 2 miles N of 52 (Comstock Lk Rd) with pure
white patches on the greater coverts bilaterally. This bird (or a similar one)
was present 4-5 miles N of this location last weekend. We were unable to
locate either the melanistic GGOW on Munger Shaw or the white GGOW on Admiral Rd
(788) today.
"Our" GGOW continues on a daily basis -- in fact, it was the first bird we
saw when we looked out our bedroom window this AM!
Ben Yokel
Cotton, MN
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