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Post by Wetlander on Apr 28, 2011 12:27:48 GMT -8
Today makes it 11 days since Murray first spotted the Sage Thrasher.
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Post by mevl on Apr 28, 2011 16:33:27 GMT -8
We saw it today at around 3.30. It's very easy to find - in the muddy bay to the west of the boat launch. Does it have a mate?
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Post by Gord on Apr 28, 2011 20:46:21 GMT -8
Mevl, it is by itself. Likely, it will move on soon as it is out of its regular range. In BC, they are found most regularly in the southern Okanagan. "Regularly", however, should be interpreted as pretty rare as that is the furthest north of the species' range and Im not even sure if they're spotted there annually. They like dryer habitats such as found in the Okanagan. There are a smattering of sightings around but very few. Murray's find is quite significant.
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