November 3, 2013
Rebecca Kosten: transcript of telephone call:
Richard Stevens and Bryan Ehlmann went searching for the Vermilion Flycatcher reported on 11/2 at Red Lion Wildlife Area by Coyle, Logan County. They were not able to find it.
A flock of gulls flying over the northeast corner of Jumbo Reservoir included a Mew Gull, Lesser Black-backed Gull, and Bonaparte's Gulls, Sedgwick County. The gulls were last seen flying toward Little Jumbo Reservoir. A Black-bellied Plover walked the private shore south of the eastern Campgrounds, Sedgwick County.
On the reservoir, they found a Greater Scaup and Surf Scoter, Logan/Sedgwick Counties.
Late in the afternoon, they drove Logan County Road 93 without finding any Greater Prairie-Chickens. The last hour of daylight, they walked the southern section of Tamarack Ranch Wildlife Area, north of Sedgwick County Roads 86 & 46. A Short-eared Owl was seen flying below the hill toward I76.
After dark, an Eastern Screech-Owl called back near Eastern Sections 6-7, north of Highway 76.
Rebecca Kosten: transcript of telephone call:
Richard Stevens and Bryan Ehlmann went searching for the Vermilion Flycatcher reported on 11/2 at Red Lion Wildlife Area by Coyle, Logan County. They were not able to find it.
A flock of gulls flying over the northeast corner of Jumbo Reservoir included a Mew Gull, Lesser Black-backed Gull, and Bonaparte's Gulls, Sedgwick County. The gulls were last seen flying toward Little Jumbo Reservoir. A Black-bellied Plover walked the private shore south of the eastern Campgrounds, Sedgwick County.
On the reservoir, they found a Greater Scaup and Surf Scoter, Logan/Sedgwick Counties.
Late in the afternoon, they drove Logan County Road 93 without finding any Greater Prairie-Chickens. The last hour of daylight, they walked the southern section of Tamarack Ranch Wildlife Area, north of Sedgwick County Roads 86 & 46. A Short-eared Owl was seen flying below the hill toward I76.
After dark, an Eastern Screech-Owl called back near Eastern Sections 6-7, north of Highway 76.
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