Date: 5/2/24 3:31 am From: Richrd Gunn <richardgunn1940...> Subject: Re: Lexington Public Hunting Area
I think you need that or a conservation license. Kind of permission to
play piece of paper.
D.
On Wed, May 1, 2024 at 6:22 PM Nick LoLordo <lord9691...> wrote:
> Dick, does one need a hunting license to bird that area?
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> On May 1, 2024, at 11:18 AM, Richrd Gunn <richardgunn1940...>
> wrote:
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> funny I was seeing all kinds of butterflies and thinking of when we met up
> down there. Most of them were by ear. I am aging out of readly finding
> birds in dense foliage. I was walking the same southernmost road where I
> ran into you. probably about a mile and a half back and forth across the
> metal bridge. I try to avoid Merlin till I get stumped but running it
> would put you within earshot and potential photo distance.
> D.
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> On Tue, Apr 30, 2024 at 1:15 PM Bryan Reynolds <
> <nature_photo_man...> wrote:
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>> Dick,
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>> Most of those would be lifers (or at least photo-lifers), and I'd sure
>> like to tag along someday to learn more about them. As you know, I live
>> very close to Lex and spend a lot of time there.
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>> Take care,
>> Bryan
>>
>> Bryan E. Reynolds
>> Photographer/Writer/Consultant/Speaker
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>> *From:* okbirds <OKBIRDS...> on behalf of Richrd Gunn <
>> <richardgunn1940...>
>> *Sent:* Tuesday, April 30, 2024 11:41 AM
>> *To:* <OKBIRDS...> <OKBIRDS...>
>> *Subject:* [OKBIRDS] Lexington Public Hunting Area
>>
>> I made my annual visit to Lex to bolster my paltry numbers for the CCAS
>> annual spring county which fortunately includes McClain county. FOYs for me
>> were:
>> broad winged hawk, field sparrow, Eastern Wood Pewee, pine
>> siskin,kentucky warbler (at least half a dozen always in the same place),
>> black and white warbler, least flycatcher, clay colored sparrow and cattle
>> egret. Also one which I heard and could not figure out. Merlin's
>> opinion was an Acadian flycatcher. In truth it sounded exactly what Sibley
>> gives out but the book doesn't allow for it to bleed over into
>> Cleveland county Consider the source.
>> Also, summer tanagers,painteds and indigos, blue grosbeak
>> gnatcatcher,white eyed and red eyed vireos, parulas, wood ducks and
>> dickcissel,
>> These were all except the cattle egret along the farthest road back to
>> the south bordering on the prison.
>> D.
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