Subject: Lower Crab Creek birds
Date: Jan 24 23:07:22 2001
From: Susan L. Collicott - camel at serv.net
Randy -
When I drove Lower Crab Creek Road on my way to Lind, WA this past summer
for the Combine Demolition Derby, there was a spot where we had to stop
the truck for fear of crushing thousands of dragonflies. Of course we
really wouldn't have, if we had driven slowly, but it was simply so
amazing we just had to stop and watch the flow of 'em. I highly recommend
checking this area out in mid-summer. Such a mix of dragonflies, all
shapes and sizes and colors! The best were mixed in with a bunch of cows,
all mucking about (literally) in some rather noxious mud.
Susan (who enjoyed herself mightily at said Derby, and suggests more
should check it out!)
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Hill wrote:
> Mike Green, Bob Flores and I drove down the Lower Crab Creek Road in Grant
> County from Corfu to Highway 243 south of I-90. Among the birds we saw were
> 2 Am. Tree Sparrows along Corfu Road, 4 male Mountain Bluebirds a mile east
> of the Red Rock Coulee Road, and a Loggerhead Shrike west of Smyrna.
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> Randy Hill
> Othello
> hill at cbnn.net
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