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Greetings!

Bob Huntington, June Ryburn and I walked a portion of the Jordan River =
Parkway today and found a nice assortment of birds.  You can park in the =
east end of the Mulligan's Golf Course lot (10600 South 700 West).  Walk =
north on the trail to the first cluster of phragmites on the west side =
of the river.  Distancewise I don't know how far it is, but you will be =
past the golf course property at this point.  Also look for the rounded =
pine trees quite a distance from the river to the east.  There is a =
little trail on the north end of the phragmites which will lead you =
right down to the water.  On the east side of the river is an overgrowth =
of vegetation which seems to be quite a magnet for birds.  In that small =
spot alone, we saw a Virginia Rail, Hermit Thrush, Marsh Wren, both =
kinds of Yellow-rumped Warblers and many more common birds.  Be sure to =
watch for the Northern Pintail and Pied-billed Grebe on your way. =20

Pomera

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<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>Bob Huntington, June Ryburn and I =
walked a=20
portion of the Jordan River Parkway today and found a nice assortment of =

birds.&nbsp; You can park in the east end of the Mulligan's Golf Course=20
</FONT>l<FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>ot (10600 South 700 West).&nbsp; =
Walk north=20
on the trail to the first cluster of phragmites on the west side of the=20
river.&nbsp; Distancewise I don't know how far it is, but you will be =
past the=20
golf course property at this point.&nbsp; Also look for the rounded pine =
trees=20
quite a distance from the river to the east.&nbsp; There is a little =
trail on=20
the north end of the phragmites which will lead you right down to the=20
water.&nbsp; On the east side of the river is an overgrowth of =
vegetation which=20
seems to be quite a magnet for birds.&nbsp; In that small spot alone, we =
saw a=20
Virginia Rail, Hermit Thrush, Marsh Wren, both kinds of Yellow-rumped =
Warblers=20
and many more common birds.&nbsp; Be sure to watch for the Northern =
Pintail and=20
Pied-billed Grebe on your way.&nbsp; </FONT></DIV>
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