[texbirds-freelists] [texbirds] Lubbock Area Birding Summary for March - Long
- From: Anthony Hewetson <terrverts@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: texbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2012 14:35:53 -0700
With 1.29 inches o
MARCH 2012 SOUTHERN HIGH PLAINS BIRDING HIGHLIGHTS:
With 1.29 inches of rain during the month, Lubbock finishes up well below the
average year-to-date total of 1.97 inches but, thankfully, well above the 2011
year-to-date total of 0.84 inches. The region remains in exceptional drought
and this shows in the increasing concentration of what few waterfowl, waders,
and shorebirds remain to a few well-birded wet spots in the region - playas
that are not directly or indirectly fed by human activity are virtually
absent. Most of the highlights, paradoxically, fall into this concentrated
waterbird category ... along with a few lingering winter birds, some strange
migratory spikes, and the first of the arriving spring migrants. This year
looks to prove, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that there is no such thing as an
average year on the Southern High Plains.
As always the county follows the site in () and birds
are mentioned by virtue of rarity, atypical abundance, or atypical
scarcity.
GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GOOSE: 20 near Dougherty (Floyd) on 3/3/12 (BS) was the
only sighting reported and may well be the last of the season - VERY LOW
NUMBERS AND AN EARLY DEPARTURE.
SNOW GOOSE: Four reports of 1-50 birds and two reports of 51-100 birds in the
region (Crosby, Floyd, Lubbock, Terry) during the period (CC, KH, CR, BS, RT) -
VERY LOW.
ROSS'S GOOSE: 20 near Dougherty (Floyd) on 3/3/12 (BS) and 1 at Whisperwood
Pond (Lubbock) on 3/16/12 (RT) were the only reports - LOW.
WOOD DUCK: 1 at Buffalo Springs Lake (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR), 2 at
Whisperwood Pond (Lubbock) on 3/6/12 (RT), 1 in Dickens (Dickens) on 3/15/12
(SW), 1 at Lake Six (Lubbock) on 3/22/12 (QE), 6 below Lake Six (Lubbock) on
3/25/12 (CC), and 1 at Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/29/12 (CC) - AN UNUSUALLY
RAPID DESCENT FROM FEBRUARY NUMBERS, SUGGESTING A SOMEWHAT EARLY DEPARTURE FROM
THE REGION.
'MEXICAN' MALLARD: 1 well-photographed and
much-discussed bird at Clapp Park (Lubbock) from 3/19/12 to 3/29/12 (CC, SC,
AnH) - ACCIDENTAL TO THE REGION; THE FIRST RECORD OF THIS FORM FOR THE REGION.
BLUE-WINGED TEAL: 3 below Lake Six (Lubbock) on 3/22/12 (CC) and 1 near Cotton
Center (Hale) on 3/31/12 (AnH) - VERY LOW.
CINNAMON TEAL: 6 at the Skeen Playa (Lynn) on 3/12/12 (SW), 2 at Tahoka Lake
(Lynn) on 3/31/12 (SB, AvH, FJ, JJ), 2 at Maxey Park (Lubbock) on 3/31/12
(AnH), and 2 at the Plainview Duck Pond (Hale) on 3/31/12 (AnH) - VERY LOW
NUMBERS AND SOME OF THESE WERE BIRDS THAT OVERWINTERED SUGGESTING A SLOW OR
POOR MIGRATION INTO THE REGION.
CANVASBACK: 20 at the TTU Sewage Ponds (Lubbock) on 3/1/12 (CR), 5 near
Dougherty (Floyd) on 3/3/12 (BS), and 8 at Buffalo Springs Lake (Lubbock) on
3/3/12 (CC, CR) - LOW AND RAPIDLY DIMINISHED FROM A BRIEF, SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT
TO EXPLAIN, PEAK IN FEBRUARY.
REDHEAD: 8 at the TTU Sewage Ponds (Lubbock) on 3/1/12 (CR), 35 in
Post (Garza) on 3/3/12 (BS), 49 at Buffalo Springs Lake (Lubbock) on 3/3/12
(CC. CR), 1 at Lake Six (Lubbock) from 3/3/12 to 3/7/12 (CC, DD, EFD), and 7 at
Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/19/12 (CC) - LOW AND RAPIDLY DIMINISHED FROM A
BRIEF, ALSO DIFFICULT TO EXPLAIN, PEAK IN FEBRUARY.
GREATER SCAUP: 1 remained at Post City Park (Garza) through 3/3/12 (BS) -
EITHER A VERY RARE OR A VERY RARELY REPORTED WINTER VISITOR TO OUR REGION.
COMMON GOLDENEYE: 1 at Post City Park (Garaz) from 3/3/12 to 3/13/12 (SC, BS) -
A RARE WINTER VISITOR TO OUR REGION; PARTICULARLY NOTABLE DURING ANY DROUGHT
PERIOD.
HOODED MERGANSER: 2 at Maxey Park (Lubbock) on 3/31/12 (AnH) the only report -
ANOTHER EARLY VANISHING.
COMMON MERGANSER: 2 near Dougherty (Floyd) on 3/3/12 (BS) and 16 at Buffalo
Springs Lake (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR) the only reports - SURPRISINGLY GOOD
NUMBERS GIVEN THE SPECIES RARITY IN THE REGION AND THE EARLY DISAPPEARANCE OF SO
MANY OTHER WATERFOWL.
LESSER PRAIRIE CHICKEN: 10 somewhere in (Yoakum) on 3/23/12 (MLo) - THE LAST
HOLDOUT OF THE SPECIES IN OUR REGION IS IN A NARROW CORRIDOR TRAVERSING
YOAKUM/TERRY, COCHRAN, and BAILEY COUNTIES; ALWAYS NICE TO GET CONFIRMATION
THAT THEY ARE STILL PRESENT.
COMMON LOON: 1 at Lake Six (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, SC, CR) and 1 persisting at
Ransom Lake (Lubbock) through 3/21/12 (CC, SC, CR) - RARE, BUT ANNUAL, IN THE
REGION DURING WINTER.
EARED GREBE: 2 at the TTU Sewage Ponds (Lubbock) on 3/1/12 (CR), 2 at Buffalo
Springs Lake (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR), and 2 at Maxey Park (Lubbock) on
3/28/12 (QE) - LOW.
TURKEY VULTURE: 1 over Lubbock (Lubbock) on 3/7/12 (DD, EFD) was the first
report of the season: RIGHT ON TIME BUT POOR NUMBERS REPORTED THROUGH THE
REMAINDER OF THE MONTH.
OSPREY: 1 at Clapp Park (Lubbock) from 3/24/12 to 3/29/12 (CC, QE) and 1 at
Maxey Park (Lubbock) on 3/28/12 (QE) - ABOUT
AVERAGE.
SHARP-SHINNED HAWK: Nine reports of 1-4 birds in the region (Lubbock, Motley)
during the period (CC, SC, QE, AnH, CR, SW) - A LITTLE BIT BETTER THAN AVERAGE
FOR THIS LATE IN THE WINTER.
COOPER'S HAWK: Seven reports of 1-2 birds in the region (Dickens, Lubbock)
during the period (CC, SC, QE, AnH, CR, RT) - A LITTLE BIT BETTER THAN AVERAGE
FOR THIS LATE IN THE WINTER.
HARRIS'S HAWK: A family group of 5 birds remained on the TTU Rangeland
(Lubbock) throughout the period (CC, AnH, CR) and, of more interest, a pair has
splintered off to nest at the nearby TTU HSC farmland (Lubbock) where they were
observed daily throughout the period (AnH, TeT, ToT) - THIS WILL BE THE FIFTH
YEAR OF NESTING AT THIS SITE AND THE FIRST YEAR THAT HAS SHOWN SOME EVIDENCE OF
EXPANSION - LET'S HOPE THE RABBIT SUPPLY HOLDS OUT.
MERLIN: 1 near Crosbyton (Crosby) on 3/5/12 (KH), 1 at the Skeen Playa (Lynn)
on 3/12/12 (SW), 1 in Lubbock (Lubbock) on
3/16/12 (BS), 1 at the TTU HSC campus on 3/21/12 (AnH), and 1 at Lake Six
(Lubbock) on 3/25/12 (QE) - OUR TYPICAL, VERY SLIGHT UPTICK OF MARCH SIGHTINGS
IN THE REGION.
PEREGRINE FALCON: 1 at Clapp Park (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR), 1 southeast of
Lubbock (Lubbock) on 3/22/12 (IS), 1 near Dupree Park (Lubbock) on 3/26/12
(RT), and 1 on the TTU HSC campus on 3/27/12 (AnH) - ABOUT THE SAME PRESENCE AS
LAST MONTH; A SLIGHTLY BETTER THAN AVERAGE SHOWING.
BLACK-NECKED STILT: 1 at Clapp Park (Lubbock) on 3/31/12 (CR) the only report -
A TAD LOW AND A TAD LATE BY RECENT YEARS' STANDARDS.
AMERICAN AVOCET: 1 near Floydada (Floyd) on 3/27/12 (SW), 1 in south Lubbock
(Lubbock) on 3/31/12 (CR), and 1 at Apartment Playa (Lubbock) on 3/31/12 (CR) -
A TAD LATE AND A TAD LOW BY RECENT YEARS' STANDARDS.
GREATER YELLOWLEGS: Fourteen reports of 1-10 birds in the region (Crosby,
Garza, Hale, Lubbock, Lynn) during the period (SB, CC, SC, QE, AnH,
AvH, KH, FJ, JJ, CR, BS, SW) - A PRETTY NICE PUSH FOR SO EARLY IN THE SEASON;
WHAT WATER IS LEFT IN THE REGION IS SUITABLE FOR THIS LONG-LEGGED SHOREBIRD.
LESSER YELLOWLEGS: 3 at Post City Park (Garza) on 3/3/12 (BS) and 1 near
Crosbyton (Crosby) on 3/25/12 (KH) - A TAD EARLY.
LONG-BILLED CURLEWS: 25 near Dougherty (Floyd) on 3/3/12 (BS) and 3 at Buffalo
Springs Lake (Lubbock) - WERE MOST LIKELY WINTERING BIRDS AS EARLY MARCH IS A
TAD EARLY FOR MIGRANTS.
WESTERN SANDPIPER: 2 at Post City Park (Garza) on 3/3/12 (BS) - A TAD EARLY FOR
MIGRANTS AND THERE WAS NO EARLIER EVIDENCE OF WINTERING FOR THIS SPECIES THIS
YEAR.
LEAST SANDPIPER: 3-5 at Post City Park (Garza) from 3/3/12 to 3/13/12 (SC, BS,
SW) - WERE MOST LIKELY WINTERING BIRDS. 60 at Tahoka Lake (Lynn) on 3/31/12
(SB, AvH, FJ, JJ) - WERE MOST LIKELY THE FIRST MIGRANTS SPOTTED THIS SEASON.
BAIRD'S SANDPIPER: 2 at Post City Park (Garza) on 3/3/12 (BS) - A
VERY EARLY ARRIVAL FOR THIS SPECIES IN THE REGION; ACCIDENTAL DURING THE FIRST
HALF OF MARCH.
STILT SANDPIPER: 1 near Crosbyton (Crosby) on 3/14/12 (KH) - A VERY EARLY
ARRIVAL FOR THIS SPECIES IN THE REGION; ACCIDENTAL DURING THE FIRST HALF OF
MARCH.
SHORT-BILLED DOWITCHER: 2 near Abnernathy (Lubbock) on 3/17/12 (CC) - RIGHT ON
TIME AND THE USUAL LOW NUMBERS.
LONG-BILLED DOWITCHER: 1 at Post City Park (Garza) on 3/3/12 (BS) - PROBABLY
WINTERED. 2 at the Skeen Playa (Lynn) on 3/31/12 (SB, AvH, FJ, JJ) - COULD
HAVE BEEN OVERWINTERING BIRDS OR SOMEWHAT EARLY MIGRANTS.
WILSON'S SNIPE: Three reports of 1-3 birds in (Lubbock) during the period (CC,
SC, CR) - VERY LOW.
INCA DOVE: 1 in a Lubbock yard (Lubbock) from 3/7/12 to 3/9/12 (SB) and 1 at
Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/29/12 (CC) - A SAD ADDITION TO THESE NOTES; A
SPECIES THAT HAS DECLINED SO SHARPLY IN THE REGION THAT I AM NOW SOLICITING ANY
AND ALL REPORTS OF
THIS FORMERLY COMMON LUBBOCK RESIDENT.
DOWNY WOODPECKER: 1 in Upper MacKenzie Park (Lubbock) on 3/22/12 (CR) the only
report - LOW; MAY BE THE SAME BIRD THAT WAS REPORTED FROM MAE SIMMONS PARK IN
FEBRUARY.
EASTERN PHOEBE: 1 at Silver Falls Rest Area (Crosby) on 3/15/12 (SW), 1 at
Clapp Park (Lubbock) from 3/18/12 to 3/20/12 (CC, SC), and 1 below Lake Six
(Lubbock) on 3/22/12 (CR) - ABOUT AVERAGE; SHOULD SEE A SHARP UPTICK IN APRIL.
SAY'S PHOEBE: 1 near Dougherty (Floyd) on 3/3/12 (BS), 1 at Clapp Park
(Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR), 1 at Clapp Park (Lubbock) form 3/18/12 to 3/20/12
(CC, CR), 1 at Lake Six (Lubbock) on 3/22/12 (QE), and 1 near Crosbyton
(Crosby) on 3/28/12 (KH) - BETTER THAN AVERAGE FOR MARCH; THE TAIL END OF A
VERY GOOD WINTER FOR THE SPECIES IN OUR REGION.
ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHER: 1 at Clapp Park (Lubbock) on 3/24/12 (QE), 2 at Tahoka
Lake (Lynn) on 3/31/12 (SB, AvH, FJ, JJ), and 1 at the Plainview Landfill
(Hale) on 3/31/12 (AnH) - LATE (THE SPECIES USUALLY ARRIVES TOWARD THE END OF
THE SECOND WEEK IN MARCH) AND LOW IN NUMBERS EVEN BY THE END OF THE PERIOD.
WESTERN KINGBIRD: 4 at Tahoka Lake (Lynn) on 3/31/12 (SB, AvH, FJ, JJ) the only
report received - LATE BY RECENT YEARS' STANDARDS.
SCISSOR-TAILED FLYCATCHER: 1 in Dickens (Dickens) on 3/31/12 (MLe) the only
report received - RIGHT ON TIME.
COMMON RAVEN: 2 at Lake Alan Henry (Garza) on 3/3/12 (BS), 2 near Dougherty
(Floyd) on 3/16/12 (BS), 1 in (Motley) on 3/16/12 (BS), 2 in (Motley) on
3/17/12 (BS), and 1 near Crosbyton (Crosby) on 3/21/12 (KH) - ABOUT AVERAGE FOR
THIS SLOWLY RECOVERING IN THE REGION SPECIES.
NORTHERN ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOW: 4 at Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/19/12 (CC) and 1
at Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/29/12 (CC) the only reports - ON TIME, BARELY,
BUT VERY LOW NUMBERS.
TREE SWALLOW: 1 at Lake Six (Lubbock) on 3/18/12 (QE), 10 at Ransom Lake
(Lubbock)
on 3/19/12 (CC), 1 at Lake Six (Lubbock) on 3/21/12 (QE), and 1 near Crosbyton
(Crosby) on 3/28/12 (KH) the only reports - ON TIME, BARELY, AND A TAD LOW.
CLIFF SWALLOW: 4 at Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/21/12 (SC) were the first
reported - LATE, BY RECENT YEARS' STANDARDS, AND VERY LOW NUMBERS EVEN BY THE
END OF THE PERIOD.
BARN SWALLOW: 1 at Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR) - ON TIME BUT VERY
SLOW TO FILL IN AND NUMBERS STILL LOW AT THE END OF THE PERIOD.
BUSHTIT: 1 at Dickens Springs (Dickens) on 3/12/12 (SW) the only report -
EITHER THE SPECIES IS VANISHING FROM OUR REGION OR THERE IS LITTLE OBSERVER
EFFORT IN OUR EASTERN COUNTIES.
WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATCH: 1 at Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR), 2 in
Yellowhouse Canyon (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR), and 1 at the Lubbock Cemetery
(Lubbock) on 3/11/12 (AnH) - A LITTLE PEAK, POSSIBLY MIGRATORY, AFTER A POOR
WINTER FOR THE SPECIES IN THE REGION.
BROWN CREEPER: 1 below Lake Six (Lubbock) from 3/3/12 to 3/22/12 (CC, CR) the
only report - A TAD LOW.
CANYON WREN: 1 at Silver Falls Rest Area (Crosby) on 3/9/12 (CC) and 1 at
Ransom Lake (Lubbock) on 3/19/12 (CC) - RARE, ALMOST CASUAL, IN THE REGION BUT
QUITE DEPENDABLE AT THESE TWO SITES; STATUS UNCERTAIN.
WINTER WREN: 1 at Buffalo Springs Lake (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR) the only
report - A TAD LOW AFTER A SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTING WINTER.
EASTERN BLUEBIRD: 2 near Post (Garza) on 3/3/12 (BS) and 2 at Clapp Park
(Lubbock) on 3/19/12 (CR) - LINGERING A BIT LATE; AWAY FROM THE NESTING
COLONIES AT WHITE RIVER LAKE AND THE KENT COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.
MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD: 10 near Crosbyton (Crosby) on 3/3/12 (BS), 3 at Buffalo
Springs Lake (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR), 1 at the Kent County Country Club
(Kent) on 3/19/12 (SW), and 1 at Lubbock Lake Landmark (Lubbock) on 3/31/12
(GJ) - THE WINTER STARTED OUT WELL, TAPERED OFF TO VERY LOW NUMBERS QUICKLY
AND, NOW, SHOWS SIGNS OF DRAGGING ON LONGER THAN USUAL FOR THIS SPECIES IN OUR
REGION.
HERMIT THRUSH: 1 continued at Clapp Park (Lubbock) through 3/26/12 (CC, AnH,
CR), 1 at the Lubbock Cemetery (Lubbock) on 3/11/12 (AnH), and 1 at MacKenzie
Park (Lubbock) on 3/22/12 (CR) the only reports - LOW.
SAGE THRASHER: 1 near Crosbyton (Crosby) from 3/4/12 to 3/27/12 (KH), 1 near
Lubbock (Lubbock) on 3/16/12 (BS), and 2 in (Yoakum) on 3/22/12 (MLo) - BETTER
THAN AVERAGE FOR MARCH; WRAPPING UP A GREAT WINTER FOR THE SPECIES IN OUR
REGION.
BROWN THRASHER: 1 continued in a Lubbock yard (Lubbock) through 3/28/12 (KD), 1
continued at Clapp Park (Lubbock) through 3/29/12 (CC, QE, CR), and 1 was at
the Lubbock Cemetery (Lubbock) on 3/11/2 (RT) - CONTINUING OR NEW RECORDS FROM
ATOP THE CAPROCK; A VERY GOOD YEAR FOR THE SPECIES ABOVE THE
ESCARPMENT.
CEDAR WAXWING: A flock of 3-8 birds was in the Tech Terrace neighborhood of
Lubbock (Lubbock) during the period (CC, RT) and these appear to have been the
only Cedar Waxwings in the area during the month - VERY LOW.
PHAINOPEPLA: 1 female at the Lubbock Cemetery (Lubbock) through 3/11/12 (CC,
SC, EFD, AnH, CR, pix) was the - BIRD OF THE MONTH; ACCIDENTAL FOR THE REGION;
OUR 19th RECORD.
LAPLAND LONGSPUR: 1 at White River Lake (Crosby) on 3/12/12 (SW) the only
report - LOW THIS WINTER.
CHESTNUT-COLLARED LONGSPUR: 1 near Crosbyton (Crosby) on 3/14/12 (KH) the only
report - PATHETICALLY LOW THIS WINTER.
MCCOWN'S LONGSPUR: 8 near Cone (Crosby) on 3/6/12 (KH) the only report -
PATHETICALLY LOW THIS WINTER.
ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER: 1 at Clapp Park (Lubbock) through 3/25/12 (CC, AnH, CR)
and 1 in Yellowhouse Canyon (Lubbock) on 3/3/12 (CC, CR) - NORMALLY FAIRLY EASY
TO FIND IN WINTER; THE SPECIES WAS CLOSE TO
ABSENT THIS SEASON.
COMMON YELLOWTHROAT: 1 below Lake Six (Lubbock) from 3/3/12 to 3/25/12 (CC, CR)
- VERY RARE IN WINTER; THIS PARTICULAR SITE IS FAVORED.
GREEN-TAILED TOWHEE: 1 at Strip Cemetery (Hale) on 3/31/12 (AnH) - ACCIDENTAL
IN THE REGION DURING WINTER; THIS WAS ONE OF SEVERAL BIRDS THAT WINTERED THIS
YEAR.
CHIPPING SPARROW: 1 at the TTU Sewage Ponds (Lubbock) on 3/1/12 (CR), 2 below
Lake Six (Lubbock) on 3/6/12 (CR), 1 somewhere in (Hale) on 3/16/12 (BS), 2 at
Clapp Park (Lubbock) from 3/18/12 to 3/24/12 (CC, QE, CR), and 1 in a Lubbock
yard (Lubbock) on 3/28/12 (KD) - RIGHT ON TIME BUT LOW NUMBERS SO FAR THIS
SEASON.
CLAY-COLORED SPARROW: 1 near Post (Garza) on 3./3/12 (BS) the only report -
LATE AND LOW.
BREWER'S SPARROW: 1 near Plainview (Hale) on 3/16/12 (BS) - EARLY BUT NOT
SURPRISING THIS WINTER GIVEN NUMBERS SEEN TO THE SOUTH EARLIER IN THE MONTH.
LARK SPARROW: 1 near Post (Garza) on 3/3/12 (BS)
- WAS SOMEWHAT EARLY AND MAY HAVE OVERWINTERED. 1 near Crosbyton (Crosby) on
3/25/12 (KH) and 3 near Petersburg (Hale) on 3/31/12 (AnH) - WERE RIGHT ON
TIME, ALBEIT IN LOW NUMBERS>
GRASSHOPPER SPARROW: 1 at the Petersburg Cemetery (Hale) on 3/31/12 (AnH) - FIT
IN WITH THE PATTERN OF SCATTERED, UNSEASONABLY EARLY REPORTS OF GRASSLAND
SPARROWS.
FOX SPARROW: Up to 4 at Clapp Park (Lubbock) through 3/11/12 (CC SC, QE, AnH,
CR) and 2 at the Lubbock Cemetery (Lubbock) on 3/11/12 (AnH) - CLOSED OUT WHAT
WAS A VERY GOOD WINTER FOR THE SPECIES IN OUR REGION.
WHITE-THROATED SPARROW: 1 persisting in a Lubbock yard (Lubbock) through
3/28/12 (KD) was the only report for the month - VERY LOW.
BRONZED COWBIRD: 1 male in a Littlefield yard (Lamb) on 3/3/12 (AR) was the
first of the season - AND THE EARLIEST REPORT EVER FOR THE REGION; THE LATEST
FALL SIGHTING AND EARLIEST SPRING SIGHTING GROW CLOSER WITH EACH PASSING
YEAR.
PINE SISKIN: 1 near Crosbyton (Crosby) on 3/13/12 (KH) was the only report -
VERY LOW THIS WINTER; OUR BEST HOPE IS SOME SPRING MIGRANTS FROM POINTS SOUTH.
OBSERVERS:
SB=Susan
Bergeson, C=Cameron Carver, SC=Steve
Collins, DD=Dan
Dawson, KD=Ken
Dixon, QE=Quinn Emmering, AnH=Anthony
Hewetson, AvH=Aveline Hewetson,
KH=Kelly Himmel, FJ=Frederick Jannette, JJ=Jan Jannette, GJ=George Jury,
MLe=Marlene
Leiby, MLo=Mark Lockwood, CR=Clayton Rickett, IS=Iane Shelburne, LS=Leanna
Smith, BS=Brady Surber, TeT=Tess Trost, ToT= Tom Trost, RT=Ross Tsai, SW=Steve
Welborn.
Anthony 'Fat Tony' Hewetson
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