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A flock of this size or a bit larger has been in the area all winter, often on the road and road edges, but they're jumpy and mobile. I've searched for longspurs here on and off since December and this is the first time I found one. With the heavy snow cover, they were mostly near the main farm building at the high spot on the road today.

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They say both engines would die at the same time, anyway. It would seem to me that once one quit and there might still be a significant time lag until the second one quit. Maybe time enough to get the problem sorted out.

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The birds are quite sick and will eventually not be able to see to find food and water and will die. It is highly contagious to other birds. However, this disease is easily treated and since most birds can be caught every attempt should be made to do so.

I did not relocate the bird when I returned to the spot at 1130, but vocalizations were beginning to die down at mid-day. Other notable birds included Olive-sided, Willow, and Yellow-bellied Flycatchers, and Mourning, Canada, and Wilson's Warblers. Directions: The University Ave.

My guess is that it will likely die but that, now, we will not find it. Bob Curry

Love this pilot on my KK42 and know it will die sometime, so am hoping to acquire some working backup parts! Let me know what you've got, email to astonj@rogers.com Sent from my iPad