I did get to see it.  I ditched work the morning it was discovered and headed to Fairfield. 😀

Probably, ranging from New México to Arizona to California to Idaho and finally Oregon. I hope you got to see the one in Idaho. I don’t think it stuck there long. Judy

On 2022-04-23 03:07, Denise Hughes wrote:

Thanks Judy.  I wonder if this is the same crane that was outside of Fairfield in November 2020.

Denise Hughes

Caldwell, Idaho

 

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On Apr 22, 2022, at 8:39 PM, jmeredit@… wrote:

Thanks Judy.  I wonder if this is the same crane that was outside of Fairfield in November 2020.

Being seen just outside of Burns for past 3 days. Read OBOL or ask me for details if that is easier for you.  The area is full of ducks, shorebirds, Ibis, white geese etc,  so plenty of birding to go with a stakeout bird. Judy, jmeredit@… 

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