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Bird report: Taking a closer look at the rarely-caught belted

By A Mystery Man Writer

Bronwyn Robinson LSLBO assistant bander As we enter September, fall migratory movement has been very slow, the bulk of which has been myrtle warblers in foraging flocks and occasionally landing in our nets. Yet this past week a rare and exciting capture was made: the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory’s second-ever belted kingfisher—and first ever…

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