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Date Posted: 09:19:53 09/06/03 Sat
Author: Becky
Author Host/IP: BGHOST018-114.bghost.com / 198.30.18.114
Subject: Wintergarden Birds

In a two-hour walk this morning (9/6/03) covering less than half of Wintergarden Park, I was able to turn up 39 species of birds including 11 warblers, Magnolia being the most numerous (probably becaue I find it so easy to identify). Noteworthy sightings were an immature black-billed cuckoo, new for the park's list of birds, and an immature red-headed woodpecker, only the second red-headed ever seen at the park to my knowledge.

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