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Forwarded for Brian Ratcliff
Nick Escott
650 Alice Ave.
Thunder Bay ON P7G 1W9
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From: Brian Ratcliff [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: October 31, 2010 11:18 AM
To: 'Nicholas Escott'
Subject: RE: Cave Swallow in Minnesota
Nick: Could you forward this report. I have updated it with a couple of
other sightings. Brian
On Thursday Oct. 28, I saw a swallow (about 11:40 am) about 500 metres south
of Judge C.R. Magney State Park entrance, on Hwy 61. I did not get a good
look at it but I assumed it was a Cliff or Cave Swallow. On Saturday Oct.
30, about 12:30 pm as I returned to Thunder Bay, about 1 km south of where I
saw the bird on Thursday, another swallow was flying over the road. This was
a Cave Swallow as it did not have a white patch over the eyes and had a
buffy coloured throat patch. I have seen these birds in Texas years ago and
I'm confident that it was one. I see on the OntBirds website that a number
are also showing up in southern Ontario.
There was also a red-necked grebe at Grand Marais on Oct. 28, and a female
black-backed woodpecker along the Devil Track River Trail east of Grand
Marais on Oct. 30.
Regards,
Brian Ratcliff
Brian Ratcliff
307 Dog Lake Road
Thunder Bay, ON
P7G 2G2
807-768-8408
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