Out and About: Local Waiter Takes Bird Watching Seriously
The Santa Fe New Mexican › March 28, 2005
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Lynne Mann was out with a group of birders at Hyde Park this spring when her tour guide recognized the slurred song of the Virginia's warbler -- a bird that nests in New Mexico's pine-oak woodlands.
Bill West, the guide, described the bird -- pointed bill, gray wings, dark legs and yellowish breast patch -- and advised Mann and the group to watch for it. West then pulled out a small CD player and played a recording of the bird's call.See the full content of this document
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Out and About: Local Waiter Takes Bird Watching Seriously
"The bird flew across the street and landed in a tree right in front of us. We were hysterical and asked Bill if that bird was on his payroll," said Mann, who owns Wild Birds Unlimited in Santa Fe. "We could have hiked all day an...
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