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	<title>Comments on: Best Bird in Ohio</title>
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		<title>By: JoAnne</title>
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		<dc:creator>JoAnne</dc:creator>
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		<description>Spring before last, about this time of year, a prothonotary warbler showed up at my feeders on the back deck.  I live somewhat near Beechwood Farms and do volunteer work there, too, so I immediately called them.  Brian came out to confirm the sighting, then called the county&#039;s official record person, who also came out.  Brien spent all day on my back deck and took many photos of this fiesty little guy, since the bird was quite co-operative and come very close.  This male stayed around for over 10 days, and  we had hoped he was planning on nesting here.  We had  even installed a bluebird box down by the pond, but no luck.  Perhaps he could not find a lady to share his domain, or the habitat was not just right, so he moved on.   I count myself very fortunate to have had this unusual encounter, and have looked for a return each year, without luck.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Spring before last, about this time of year, a prothonotary warbler showed up at my feeders on the back deck.  I live somewhat near Beechwood Farms and do volunteer work there, too, so I immediately called them.  Brian came out to confirm the sighting, then called the county&#8217;s official record person, who also came out.  Brien spent all day on my back deck and took many photos of this fiesty little guy, since the bird was quite co-operative and come very close.  This male stayed around for over 10 days, and  we had hoped he was planning on nesting here.  We had  even installed a bluebird box down by the pond, but no luck.  Perhaps he could not find a lady to share his domain, or the habitat was not just right, so he moved on.   I count myself very fortunate to have had this unusual encounter, and have looked for a return each year, without luck.</p>
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