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Mon, 2 Sep 2013 10:04:40 -0400
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Re: Bristol Sandhill Cranes?
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I have a digiscoped photo of a single bird from August 3rd of this 
year.  I also heard a single one calling in the spring.  I seem to 
recall that one bird was found dead last fall, but don't know if it was 
an adult or a juvenile.  If it was an adult, perhaps only one returned 
this year.  Others who read this list will know more.


On 9/2/2013 9:38 AM, Ken Cox wrote:
> Is there any current information on the status of the cranes?  Was there a
> successful nesting this year?  Are they still present?  I cannot recall the
> last posting but seems quite a while ago, if at all this season.
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