We finally realized we should try to get photos of the NUTMEG MANNIKIN, which we have now done. Luckily, Keith was still there and put us right on the bird. The light was in the wrong direction, but documentary photos were obtained and will be posted this evening.

Do we put this on eBird? There is a flock of jungle fowl there, too.

Leslie Starr & Joe Turner
Baltimore




On Nov 27, 2011, at 7:48 AM, Keith Eric Costley <> wrote:

> Yes. Feeding with sparrows near benches along boardwalk. 
> 
> Thanks John and Kevin. 
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> Keith Eric Costley
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> On Nov 26, 2011, at 3:05 PM, Kevin Graff <> wrote:
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>> The male Nutmeg mannikin was seen again by john landers and paul noell.  John is trying to get photos but the bird was farther away.  - Kevin Graff
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>> Earlier am john landers and I saw a male nutmeg mannikin halfway down new boardwalk trail at robert e lee park. It was feeding in yellow grassy weedy edge of railroad.  It show no sing of cage wear.    I know there are wild population in los angeles area.  - Kevin Graff
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