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Althea Moorhead: Birding
Welcome, fellow birders. Below is a listing of birds I have
seen since March, 2007.
Click on the name of the bird to link
to a Google map showing the exact location of the sighting.
(Link will open in a separate window or tab.)
Birding links are presented in the menu bar on the left. External
links will appear in a separate window.
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Imminent Relocation: As of the end of June, this humble
birder will be relocating to central Florida. At the same time, this website will begin redirecting viewers
to a new and improved site, located here.
This site will remain up until the University of Michigan deletes my account. Please update your bookmarks
accordingly.
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Cape Cod
Acadia National Park
Southeast Michigan
Blackbird, Red-winged
Canvasback
Cardinal
Chickadee, Black-capped
Cowbird, Brown-headed
Creeper, Brown
Crow, American
Dove, Mourning
Duck, American Black
Gnatcatcher, Blue-Gray
Goldfinch
Goose, Chinese - Hybrid
Goose, Canada
Grackle, Common
Hawk, Red-tailed
Heron, Blue
Jay, Blue
Junco, Dark-eyed
Kinglet, Yellow-crowned
Kinglet, Ruby-crowned
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Mallard
Nuthatch, White-breasted
Robin, American
Scaup, Lesser
Sparrow, American Tree
Sparrow, Chipping
Sparrow, English
Sparrow, Song
Starling, European
Swan, Mute
Thrush, Hermit
Titmouse, Tufted
Warbler, Palm
Warbler, Yellow-rumped
Waxwing, Cedar
Woodpecker, Downy
Woodpecker, Red-bellied
Wren, Carolina
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Death by Swan?
I've always heard that swans can be dangerous, even capable of killing a person. After
an extensive and fairly fruitless internet search, I suspect that swans very rarely injure or kill humans.
However, I did find mention of a couple of swan-related deaths in Ted Williams' article in the Nov.-Dec. 1997
issue of Audubon, the text of which is hosted online
here.
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Comments?
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