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Featured Bird for December 2003:

American Kestrel
Falco sparverius

American Kestrel

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Featured State/Province:
Wisconsin

Crex Meadows Wildlife Area
45.81 N   92.73 W
The brush-prairie habitat and nearby wetlands attract a wide variety of species. You may even hear a Yellow Rail. Sandhill Cranes are abundant in the fall.

Devil's Lake State Park
43.42 N   89.73 W
Great scenery and a mix of northern and southern birds can be found here. For worm-eating Warbler, try nearby Baxter's Hollow Preserve. The International Crane Foundation is located just north of here in Baraboo.

Horicon Marsh
43.34 N   88.38 W
Roger Tory Peterson once selected this as one of his top dozen birding spots. HUGE staging area for migrating waterfowl.

Featured Hot Spot:
Yellowstone National Park
44.51 N 110.81 W
This huge park is a wonderful place to look for Great Gray Owl, Three-toed and Black-backed Woodpecker. Hike the trails and check the habitat at different elevations. After watching "Old Faithful" erupt, bird the areas between it and Mammoth Hot Springs.

Featured Organization:
Project FeederWatch

Surprise Web Sites
(Surprise Web Sites #1-282)

	283: Where Do You Want To Go Birding Today? Nice !!
	284: Field Guides Tour company
	285: Google.com Best search site for ANYTHING
	286: DelhiBird.org Northern India birding
	287: BirdPix (This can also be viewed in English)
	288: Boulder Bird Club Birding in Colorado

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