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Midweek Walkabout Results

May 28, 1998
The Walkabout at Sugarloaf State Park, led by Betty Groce, didn't get beyond the parking lot due to pouring down rain (can you believe it?). Jean and Jim Tonascia came in spite of the rain and we sat in the car listening to the rain and for birds. At 9 o, when no one else had come, we disbanded. With the aid of an umbrella and rain gear, I got a close-up look at a male Lazuli Bunting. There were three species observed and two species heard for a trip total of 5 species.

June 3, 1998
The last walk of the season was at Annadel State Park. The weather was overcast and drizzly. Fourteen birders were present and disappointed because the Yellow-breated Chat couldn't be found, the first time in recent memory. Finding a House Wren's nest occupied and with chicks made up for it.