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From: plemmons@nsf1.mth.msu.edu (Steve Plemmons)
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Subject: Re: anyone seen any...
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Date: 4 Sep 90 19:29:34 GMT
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In article <34190@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU> dmark@acsu.buffalo.edu (David Mark) writes:
>... interesting birds lately?
>
>(sigh)
>
>David Mark
>dmark@acsu.buffalo.edu

I'm not a serious birder, but on the way home(Lansing) from up north
(Alpena) I think I saw a Bald Eagle.  I use "think" because I know
that they are rare in Michigan, and the bird was a long distance away.
All I know is that I saw a very large bird with a white head sitting
in a dead tree.  My question is, are there any other raptors that are
dark with white heads, found in Michigan that could be mistaken for a 
Bald Eagle, or can I be fairly sure and brag to my friends that I saw
one?

Thanks,

Steve

 
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