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    ABC Game for your Local Patch

    Boy - that is a great list. 22 is a top score so far. I'm just a novice-familiar with the US birds and their common names but you have a V and a Y that isn't a Yellow something. I want to look these two up in the database. The hard letters seem to be U, X and Z. Who has any? Of course...
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    ABC Game for your Local Patch

    Streatham, Tried it again this time from a top my pony, just to make it interesting. (Ever tried to use your bins while on a horse. She is very good at standing but still has to breath and swat an occasional fly.) Didn't dismount or move to another habitate, just pasture with scattered woods...
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    ABC Game for your Local Patch

    I haven't heard of a Xantus Hummer or Murrelet. They aren't listed in Cornell's birding guide. They aren't in my Sibley's eastern or western guides. Where can I read about them? Kuddos on your score of 22 :clap: . You have the Jays, a Scarlet Tanager and a Veery! With both cuckoos, and a...
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    ABC Game for your Local Patch

    Things have really slowed down. Migration is over and the summer heat is on. I was needing to find something to keep my local patch interesting so I came up with a simple game. We used to play this in the car on long trips so I adapted it for my local patch. See how many birds you can find...
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