[mou] early Great Blue Heron
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Wildchough@aol.com
Sun, 6 Feb 2005 20:50:14 EST
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Kim Eckert and I had a Great Blue Heron on Friday afternoon landing in the
trees of the Pig's Eye Slough heronry, presumably an early migrant. Also 2
White Pelicans in with the Canada Geese, at least one of which is injured. Birds
visible from the spiral bridge overlook in South St. Paul. Bob Russell
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