[mou] ASP Townsend's Solitaire Refound
runbic
runbic@comcast.net
Sun, 7 Jan 2007 15:02:52 -0600
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Located the TS about 12:30 PM today (Sunday). It was perched in some =
scrub deciduous trees across a pine plantation. This is the same area =
as in previous reports. If you hike down to the beach area, you will =
come to a junction of 4 roads and 1 trail. Take the road to the left =
that has the do not enter sign, Follow this road to the top of the =
hill. Note: just before you start to climb the hill there will be a road =
that comes in from the left (south). At the top of the hill, there is a =
spur road off to the left (west). Also, there is a bench in the NW =
corner of this junction. The TS was 50 to 100 feet north (straight =
ahead) of this junction on the main road. The scrub trees will be on =
your right (east side). The pine plantation will be on your left (west =
side). The TS was about 15 feet above the ground. It was extremely =
cooperative. Now, if I have you confused, there is a map in the window =
of the park office. The general area is marked with a red line and the =
spot where the TS was seen is marked with an x. If you see the TS or =
any other unusual bird, let the park office know so locations can be =
posted on the map.
I also checked several pine plantations on the north end of the park for =
woodpecker bark stripping activity. I did not find any.
Jim Gay
Woodbury=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Located the TS about 12:30 PM today =
(Sunday). It=20
was perched in some scrub deciduous trees across a pine =
plantation. =20
This is the same area as in previous reports. If you hike down to =
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beach area, you will come to a junction of 4 roads and 1 =
trail. Take=20
the road to the left that has the do not enter sign, Follow this =
road to=20
the top of the hill. Note: just before you start to climb the hill =
there=20
will be a road that comes in from the left (south). At the top of =
the=20
hill, there is a spur road off to the left (west). Also, there is =
a=20
bench in the NW corner of this junction. The TS was 50 to 100 =
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north (straight ahead) of this junction on the main road. The =
scrub=20
trees will be on your right (east side). The pine plantation will =
be on=20
your left (west side). The TS was about 15 feet above the =
ground. It=20
was extremely cooperative. Now, if I have you confused, there =
is a=20
map in the window of the park office. The general area is marked with a =
red line=20
and the spot where the TS was seen is marked with an x. If you see =
the TS=20
or any other unusual bird, let the park office know so locations can be =
posted=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I also checked several pine plantations =
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north end of the park for woodpecker bark stripping activity. I did not =
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any.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Jim Gay</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Woodbury</FONT> </DIV>
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