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Dear friends,
  If you plan to be North Park on the coming Sunday  (for UCCP BBQ or
not), you might want to remember to bring you binoculars with you (if
you do have one).  My information shows that North Park is one of the
best birding spot sites near Pittsburgh.  Although September is a little
early for fall migration, I already noticed Canadian Geese arrived
Pittsburgh, maybe because of the early cold weather.  Last Saturday, I
observed a Blue Heron at a little further north, which gave me the
confidence that the North Park will not disappoint us.
  I will be a person wearing a pair of binoculars at the BBQ party.  So,
when you meet me at the party, please say Hi to me and show me your
interest.  We will start our trip when the party is over.
  You may start to search for a nice pair of binoculars and upgrade your
camera equipment (> 300mm lens was recommanded by experts) now.  It's
because we are planning for a briding trip to East PA in the middle of
October.  We expect to see hundreds of migrating eagles in the sky at
the same time, a fantastic view you will never forget in the whole life.
 The place, Eagle Mountain, is an international well-known hot spot.  I
cannot tell you exactly the dates at this moment since it depends on the
birds, not on me.

See you on Sunday.


Birder
Yuh-Hai Wang



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Yuh-Hai Wang
Department of Biological Sciences
Carnegie-Mellon University
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