Yes - multiple reports from today. I'm not sure it's been mentioned here for a
while, but at least two people have seen (and photographed ) TWO Swallow-tailed
Kites in that area, so keep your eyes peeled.
Additionally, another ST Kite was spotted (and also photographed) flying past
the Cedar Grove banding station north of Port Washington today.
Peter Fissel
Madison WI
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Subject: [wisb] Kite?
Just wondering if the Kite is still being seen south of Wautoma? Have not seen
any mention of it for the past several days.
Thanks,
Paula Minkebige,
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