Date:         Tue, 24 Nov 1998 00:06:30 -0500
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From:         Rusty Trump <RUSTY_TRUMP@HP-USA-OM41.OM.HP.COM>
Subject:      Audubon Trip to Rum Creek 11/21/98
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     Rusty
 
     I'm having trouble posting messages to GABO. Would you please forward
     this message.
 
     Thanks,
 
     Earl
 
 
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     The Audubon trip to Rum Creek was yesterday, 11/21/98. Thanks to Terry
     Johnson and Bill Blakeslee for leading us through some great habitat
     which included areas within Plant Scherer that are restricted to
     public access. We did not have a great number of species or
     quantities, however it was the first day of duck hunting season and
     there were a lot of guns being fired around the area which may have
     contributed to the scarcity.
 
 
     Best regards,
 
     Earl Horn
     Lawrenceville, Ga.
     earl_horn@hp.com
 
 
     Observers: Terry Johnson, Bill Blakeslee, Leo Dolata, Bill Lotz,
     Michael Beohm, Terry Davis, Earl Horn
 
     Common Loon                  1
     Pied-billed Grebe
     Horned Grebe
     Double-crested Cormorant     5
     Great Blue Heron             4
     Canada Goose
     Mallard
     Northern Pintail             1
     Northern Shoveler            4
     Gadwall                     16
     Ring-necked Duck
     Lesser Scaup
     Bufflehead                   2
     Ruddy Duck                   1
     Black Vulture                1
     Turkey Vulture
     Bald Eagle                   2
     Northern Harrier             3
     Sharp-shinned Hawk           1
     Red-shouldered Hawk          2
     Red-tailed Hawk              6
     American Kestrel             3
     Wild Turkey                  2
     American Coot
     Sandhill Crane            One flock of 39 and another of 60. This
                               second flock was seen around 5pm along Rt.
                                18 just after leaving the management
     office.
 
     Killdeer
     Least Sandpiper             26
     Ring-billed Gull             1 Confirmed
     Rock Dove
     Mourning Dove
     Eurasian Collared Dove       1
     Belted Kingfisher            2
     Red-headed Woodpecker        1
     Red-bellied Woodpecker       2
     Downy Woodpecker            1
     Northern Flicker             2
     Pileated Woodpecker          1
     Eastern Phoebe               1
     Blue Jay
     American Crow
     Fish Crow
     Carolina Chickadee
     Tufted Titmouse
     Brown-headed Nuthatch
     Carolina Wren
     House Wren                   1
     Golden-crowned Kinglet
     Ruby-crowned Kinglet
     Eastern Bluebird
     Northern Mockingbird
     American Pipit             ~100
     Cedar Waxwing
     Loggerhead Shrike            2
     European Starling
     Yellow-rumped Warbler
     Pine Warbler                 1
     Northern Cardinal
     Rufous-sided Towhee
     Chipping Sparrow
     Savannah Sparrow
     Song Sparrow
     Swamp Sparrow
     White-throated Sparrow
     Dark-eyed Junco
     Red-winged Blackbird         Lots
     Eastern Meadowlark
     Common Grackle               Lots
     Brown-headed Cowbird         Lots
     House Finch
     American Goldfinch
 
 
 
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