First Horned Lark report of the year for Coos- a surprisingly uncommon
species on the south coast.
Thanks for the report Diane (and to Sky Lloyd for finding them),
Tim R
Coos Bay
On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 10:15 PM, Diane Pettey <surfbird@xxxxx> wrote:
Sky Lloyd of Crescent City sent this to me this evening. I've only just
now checked my email.
regards,
Diane Pettey
Heceta Beach, OR
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Sky Lloyd" <skylloyd54@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Diane Pettey"
Sent: Friday, November 06, 2015 6:30 PM
Subject: Tree sparrow north of Neskowin and horned lark, Bandon
Hi, Diane, this is Sky down in Crescent City. I'm just back from a trip up
the coast and I was hoping you could forward these birds to obol for me. I
don't have a smart phone. The TREE SPARROW was at the north end of the
Winema Wayfinding Pt., about 1 mile north of Neskowin, at 10am Thursday
Nov.5, just on the other side of the stone wall, with golden-crowns and a
song sparrow. The HORNED LARK was at the end of 11th Street in Bandon
about
noon Fri. Nov. 6, on the edge of the bluff behind the puffin sign. They
somewhat made up for the lack of brown boobies and ground-doves! I have
photos of both birds.
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