Dear all,
This note was sent on Saturday Oct 3rd but was not posted on Texbirds until
today Monday Oct 5. The Pintail Whydah was present on the afternoon of the 2nd
and observed briefly on the 3rd about 7:30 AM. It has not been seen since in
spite of many observers trying. He was quite vocal and since his calls were
unanswered has apparently moved on.
I also received a negative report on the Swans this morning from one observer.
Fred Collins, Director
Kleb Woods Nature Center
20303 Draper Road,Tomball TX 77377
281-357-5324
Harris County Precinct 3
Steve Radack Commissioner
www.pct3.com
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Behalf Of Kleb Woods (Commissioner Pct. 3)
Sent: Saturday, October 03, 2015 12:16 PM
To: 1 Texbirds (texbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) <texbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [texbirds] Pin-tailed Whydah at Kleb Woods
A male Pin-tailed Whydah was seen yesterday afternoon and this morning at Kleb
Woods Nature Center. It has been eating bird seed with Scaly-breasted Munias
near the pond between the nature center and the barn. It is a new species for
the park and the 3rd new species found this week (the others were Leas
Sandpiper and Upland Sandpiper)! A photo is posted on the Friends of Kleb Woods
Facebook page.
Kendra Kocab
Naturalist: Kleb Woods Nature Center
Commissioner Steve Radack
Harris County Precinct 3
http://www.pct3.com/kleb.html
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