[birdky] Re: SANDHILLS

Too many good choices!
I've got to add Swainson's thrush, a flock of sandhills in a blue fall sky, and 
the spring's first whip-poor-will on a warm evening.
Steve K
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  From: Lyneart 
  To: SMarsh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx ; Bird line 
  Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2008 5:42 AM
  Subject: [birdky] Re: SANDHILLS


  That's a good list Scott. Here's my vote for top 5 bird songs - Wood Thrush, 
Meadowlark, Robin, White-throated Sparrow and still in the top 5 even though I 
haven't heard one in decades, Chuck-will's-widow. 
  Frank Lyne frank@xxxxxxxxxxx near Dot in Logan County
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    From: Marsh, Scott 
    To: Bird line 
    Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 2:36 PM
    Subject: [birdky] SANDHILLS


    Saw approximately 25 Sandhill Cranes at 1:40 PM today just east of 
Leitchfield on Western KY Parkway; just west of mile marker 118. I would have 
loved to have heard them but they were too far to the north. They have to be in 
the top five bird sounds for me. Name your top five you say. Can't say as I 
have before, but let's add Barred Owl, Bobolink, Common Grackles on a clear 
fall day, and Tufted Titmouse on a hot summer's afternoon.

     

    Scott

    Lexington, ky

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