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Chuck-will's-widow in LaSalle

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Pratt, Paul
Fri, May 16, 2003 2:12 PM

A Chuck-will's-widow sang for several minutes at dusk (9:10 pm) yesterday
from the oak woodland on west edge of Paul Wilkinson Park in LaSalle. An
American Woodcock had just made its first courtship flight of the evening
when the bird started to call.
The park is located at the corner of Selkirk and Lyons. From the Ojibway
Nature Centre in Windsor drive south 4 km on Matchette to Laurier, east on
Laurier 0.7 km to Selkirk and then south one block to the park.

Paul Pratt
Naturalist

Ojibway Nature Centre
5200 Matchette Road
Windsor, ON
519-966-5852
ppratt@city.windsor.on.ca
http://www.Ojibway.ca

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A Chuck-will's-widow sang for several minutes at dusk (9:10 pm) yesterday from the oak woodland on west edge of Paul Wilkinson Park in LaSalle. An American Woodcock had just made its first courtship flight of the evening when the bird started to call. The park is located at the corner of Selkirk and Lyons. From the Ojibway Nature Centre in Windsor drive south 4 km on Matchette to Laurier, east on Laurier 0.7 km to Selkirk and then south one block to the park. Paul Pratt Naturalist Ojibway Nature Centre 5200 Matchette Road Windsor, ON 519-966-5852 ppratt@city.windsor.on.ca http://www.Ojibway.ca "Pratt, Paul" <ppratt@city.windsor.on.ca> Visit http://www.ofo.ca/ontbirdsguide.htm for information on leaving and joining the list. As well as general information and content guidelines.