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Birding Lakeshore East and Millennium Park

Chicago, IL

semi-overcast 59 °F

APRIL 23:

Living downtown comes with the perk of being within walking-distance to many productive city parks during the migration season. I took advantage of some time after school to explore two nearby ones. Lakeshore East was pretty quiet but had a few things like RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH:
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HERMIT THRUSH:
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And my first NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH of the year!!
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Nearby Millennium Park was equally quiet, with just a small pocket of WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS:
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But my bird-of-the-day goes to a surprise EASTERN BLUEBIRD that came through, calling, at one point!
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Happy birding,
Henry
World Life List: 1504 Species

Posted by skwclar 21:25 Archived in USA

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