All,
From: Jeff Clark <jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 2004/06/23 Wed AM 01:56:56 GMT
To: va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [va-bird] Tysons Area Green Herons
I realize that Green Herons are not the rarest of birds, however I have
found my recent sightings interesting enough to report to this list.
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in the Tysons Corner area of McLean recently. Over
the past week or so I have seen upwards of 6 individual Green Herons, at
a time, hanging about in the parking lot of my office building (7925
Jones Branch Rd). Their favorite site appears to be any <A TITLE="Click for
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that is left
overnight in the lot as this is where I have seen most of them. From my
office window on the 6th floor I continue to see them all day as well as
a great variety of other birds. Last Friday I had 18 species fly by my
window in the fleeting moments I had to look out the window, including a
beautiful Cedar Waxwing that landed on the window sill! Who would have
thought that Tysons Corner could support such wonderful birds!
Good Birding,
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Jeff Clark
jeff [at] nothoo [dot] com
Fairfax City, VA
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