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November 29th, 2014
 Tags: fun birding towers, rio rico
I just had my first new yard bird since the spring, a fine LARK BUNTING which popped up on the wall for a couple of minutes and dropped down to feed by the flower border. It’s always nice to get a new yard bird, but especially satisfying to have one actually inside the walled portion of the yard, and not just a distant flyover. […]
November 25th, 2014
 Tags: guiding, las cienegas, patagonia
Great day of birding around Patagonia and Sonoita, with 68 species. […]
A very pleasant day birding in Santa Cruz and Cochise counties, with 90 species. […]
As reported, the two first-winter WHITE-WINGED SCOTERS were showing well at Lake Cochise, Willcox, this afternoon, along with the exceptionally late TROPICAL KINGBIRD (first November record? And how often do Tropical Kingbird and White-winged Scoter meet?) […]
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