[birdky] Re: Warren/Logan Co
- From: "Bennett, Mark" <mbennett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "Palmer-Ball, Brainard (EPPC, KSNPC)" <Brainard.Palmer-Ball@xxxxxx>, birdky@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 08:04:31 -0600
It was late.
M Bennett
Logan County School District
Russellville, KY
270-726-2436
mbennett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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From: Brainard.Palmer-Ball@xxxxxx [mailto:Brainard.Palmer-Ball@xxxxxx]
Sent: January 18, 2005 7:52 AM
To: birdky@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [birdky] Re: Warren/Logan Co
Can't resist poking a bit of fun at our forward thinking (and apparently
seeing) Vice-President. If I still need a Redhead on my 2005 annual list,
I'll be sure to hit Petros Pond later in the year. You know, most of us are
writing 17 January 2004, but as a testament to the manner in which Mark
thinks, his programming is certainly different (is anyone surprised? :o) As
a side note, I also appreciated the spelling of the word transient, so his
fellow Logan Countians would know what he was talking about. I'll have to
see if I can set MY spell check on "southern Kentucky country twang" so
folks can read my posts more clearly! I welcome (and expect) Mark to
reciprocate the next time I mix up a post :o) In that regard, I recently
posted (incorrectly) about the Units of Peabody WMA in Ohio County. I have
ALWAYS gotten them confused and perpetuated that in post of last week. There
is the Ken Hopewell Unit and the Homestead Unit, Matt Stickel and I birded
both and I got cornfused and posted the Ken Homestead. I had to return to
Ken Hopewell to search for a lost scope part yesterday, January 17th, and
did not see a whole lot. There almost appear to be more raptors (especially
Red-tails) off the mines on adjacent farmland this year. Modest highlights
on an awefully cold day were a pair of Common Mergansers on Island Lake, one
light morph Rough-legged Hawk, and a dark/rufous morph Red-tailed Hawk east
of Rockport-Paradise Road in Muhlenberg County. The Sinclair Unit was NEARLY
devoid of raptors in the late afternoon. bpb, Louisville
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17 December 2005 Petros Pond , in western Warren County contained several
Redheads and at least 2 Lesser Scaup as well as 2 domestic ducks. The swans
and Geese were not present. Auburn Cemetary trainsient pond contained
several Canade Geese. No chance to sort through them was available.
That concludes this report.
Mark Bennett
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