Re: FW: Great-Tailed Grackle

["L. D. Giddings" <seldom74 at xmission dot com>]

The great-tailed grackles that normally reside in the trees south of the new
Provo mall and near the new Home Depot are now back on a hit and miss basis.
They disappeared when the inversion set in. I have not yet seen them in the
morning, but they have been there 2-3 afternoons each of the last two weeks. I
suspect that as the temperatures climb, their status will become more regular.

Lu Giddings

Eric Huish wrote:

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> Subject: Great-Tailed Grackle
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> Message: A Western race, female Great-tailed Grackle was seen (but not
> identified)yesterday by Carolyn and Mort Somer, along the new paved trail
> that follows the Weber River downstream from Riverdale.  Today Keith Evans,
> Jack Rensel and Mort Somer found it again and identified it.  It seems to be
> travelling with a flock of Robins.
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> Mort Somer
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