Western Meadowlarks, perhaps?

Kelly McAllister

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Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2012 1:35 PM
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Subject: [Tweeters] I.D. Help

We were down at the Smith Brothers Dairy at 277th this morning ogling the
Swans and saw a flock (10 or so) of Blackbird/Starling sized birds, all the
same with white stripes on the head and two very distinct white tail patches
when they flared to land. I thought they were female redwings but can't
find a pic with the white tail patches, which were very distinct. Any help
is appreciated. They appeared to be travelling/feeding the fence line in a
group.

Richard & Louise McLachlin
mclachlin at juno.com
425-644-7468

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