Okay, let's hope this ends it, we don't need the list clogged. Here is Kirk's
reply to my initial post:
"Dave- Given the rarity of this species and it's extremely secretive nature you
might want to consider the possibility of this bird being an immature Virginia
Rail, See the link
http://www.p
On the basis of Kirk Zufelt's reply, I would say he is probably correct. It had
been a long day for me, I should have checked further. Sorry if I sent anyone
into fits of twitching.
Dave Bailey
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At 6:15pm, Saturday July 11, I observed a black rail near Kinmount, Ontario. As
measured by my GPS, it was approximately 2.5 kilometres south of town on
Highway 121 (GPS measurement from where I parked my car to the Kinvale
Restaurant in town). I first saw it run out into the road from the east
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