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Adair Countians are doing great job in Great Backyard Bird Count Adair Countians are doing a great job. Columbia is now #2 in checklists, in Kentucky, behind Louisville, just ahead of the State's third principal city, Lexington, beginning the GBBC's 3rd Day. Links to beautifulShamarie Claiborne, Pen, Tony Harvey, and other bird photographers of Adair County follow. At 4:25amCT, Columbia, KY was 10 checklists behind the top locality in the State of Kentucky, Louisville, but only two checklists ahead of Lexington in the National Audubon Society and Cornell Ornithological Lab's Great Backyard Bird Count. If you like birds, regardless of your knowledge of them we hope everybody in every family will take five to fifteen minutes or more if you enjoy the process, and count the species, once in the morning and/or once in the evening today, Sunday, February 17, 2008, and the last day of the GBBC, Monday, February 18, 2008. The process is a very simple 4-step one that anyone who can navigate ColumbiaMagazine.com will find a snap. Forty-six species have been counted here. Apparently, no one has been to Arnold's Landing to count see and count an osprey. No barred owls or an other owl has yet been counted in Adair, and they are known to be here. To do your part and Post your bird count now. Click Here But Columbia is second 1) Louisville 2) Columbia 3) Lexington on Third Day of Great Backyard Bird Count at 4:37am CT, Sunday morning, Feb. 17, 2008 To do your part and Post your bird count now. Click Here Some photo links to birds ColumbiaMagazine has featured: AMERICAN ROBIN, CARDINAL, NORTHERN FEMALE, BLUEJAY IN FLIGHT, CANADIAN GEESE, CAROLINA WREN, AMERICAN GOLDFINCH, BELTED KINGFISHER, EAGLE, AMERICAN BALD, Close Up, EAGLE, AMERICAN BALD, at Salato Wildlife Center, EASTERN FLICKER, HERON: BLACK CROWNED NIGHT HERON in flight, GREAT BLUE HERON, KESTREL, GREAT BLUE HERON, KILLDEER, INDIGO BUNTING, NUTHATCH, WHITE BREASTED, NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD, RED WINGED BLACKBIRD, TURKEYS, A RAFTER OF, TURKEYS, WILD, Grazing in Pettys Fork Bottom, STARLING, EUROPEAN, NORTHERN ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOW, PILEATED WOODPECKER, RED BELLIED WOODPECKER/b>, RED TAILED HAWK, WHITE THROATED SPARROW, WOOD DUCKS, This story was posted on 2008-02-17 04:49:36
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