[wisb] Harrington SP Shrike
- From: Spencer Jablonski <spencer.jablonski@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Birders <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 10:42:57 -0500
Hey all,
I went out looking for some sparrows this morning with lots of WC and WT to
been seen! Also an Orange-crowned and several YR and palms. Bird of the morning
so far is what I am about 90% sure is a Loggerhead Shrike. It was about .25
mile away from me in the open prairie trails. I tried to follow it around but
it kept getting further away. I managed several doc shots of it which will be
good enough to ID. At first thought it was a Northern S. but a fellow birder
pointed out a few features that look better for Loggerhead. Last seen bouncing
around the smaller trees/shrubs by the small pond out in the prairie. Hope it
sticks around!
Spencer Jablonski
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