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December 2002:25 Dec: The Gray Catbird made another appearance today.
24 Dec: Remarkable for winter was a Gray Catbird today in the Craves yard. On campus, an American Black Duck on the Rouge River was a good find, as they have been increasingly rare in the last few years. Also found was a Brown Creeper and two Yellow-shafted Flickers.
18 Dec: A Chukar or Red-legged Partridge was seen in Dearborn Heights, escaped from captivity.
17 Dec: A flock of 65 Snow Geese flew over Dearborn Heights.
8 Dec: Fox Sparrows continue to be seen at a local feeder. At least four White-throated Sparrows are wintering at the EIC feeders.
4 Dec: A Fox Sparrow was found in an east Dearborn yard today.
November:
23 Nov: Another Northern Saw-whet Owl is banded, and while out at 1:30 AM checking the nets, the banders heard a Sora calling on our lake.
12 Nov: Many Slate-colored Juncos banded today, including one originally banded on 14 Nov 2001. A group of 10-12 Bonaparte's Gulls were at the Ford air conditioning ponds on Village Road in west Dearborn.
Last month's sightings. More Archived sightings are listed below
Interested in receiving updates on the bird sightings at UM-Dearborn via e-mail? Contact Julie Craves .
