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New Mexico nest described as being approx. 9 feet off the ground, constructed almost entirely of russian thistle stems and twigs, nest lined with dried grass and down from the adult birds (John M. Campbell 1955).

by Dave Irons on July 10, 2012 at 08:35 am
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06/29/13 Dave Irons, OR #
05/05/13 Nina Bohn 3
05/01/13 Dave Irons, OR 6
05/28/12 Dave Irons, OR 2
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12/26/11 Joe Blowers, OR #
11/09/11 Dave Irons, OR #
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09/16/07 Adrian Hinkle, OR 1
04/11/09 robbie wheeling 4
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Recent Activity

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Adrian Hinkle added Swainson's Hawk to their Sauvie Island (Multnomah County) smart list 3/13/2011 at 7:10PM