[mou] Albany Willets
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Wildchough@aol.com
Wed, 10 May 2006 23:42:18 EDT
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As I was departing the Albany Sewage Ponds (Stearns County) late this
afternoon an arriving flock of wind-tossed Willets (approximately 10 birds) quickly
soared over the first pond and landed in the back pond which is not visible
from the road. Check the first pond in the morning though as the water levels
are low and the birds may reappear. Also present were 10 Wilson's Phalaropes, 2
Stilt Sandpipers, Spotty, Lesser Yellowlegs, Solitary, Ruddy Ducks, and
various peeps unidentifiable without a scope which I lacked.. Bob Russell, Dakota
Co.
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