| New additions to my life list of identified birds: |
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| Swallow-tailed Kite seen near Apalachee Bay. |
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| Fork-tailed Flycatcher seen south of Big Cypress National Preserve. |
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| Boat-tailed Grackle, first seen in Fort Myers, Florida. |
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| American White Ibis, seen in Florida. |
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| Snowy Egret, seen in Florida. |
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| Glossy Ibis, seen in Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge. |
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| Tricolored Heron, seen in Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge. |
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| Little Blue Heron, seen in Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge. |
Originally from rural Redwood Falls, Minnesota, I currently live in Mountain Lake, Minnesota and work at the public school. My formal eduation is in the areas of math, physics and computer science. In my free time I run MennoLink and dabble with amateur radio contesting and birding.
Wikipedia pet peeves include overuse of the words nowadays, increasingly, famous and also. I am disappointed when the lead paragraph tells me that the subject of the article is a term that describes, refers toorisused for something (I already knew that). Another is repeating the same thought three or four times in the same sentence. Sometimes less is more.
Everything in Wikipedia should be noted, so why are you telling the reader that? If you find something that should not be noted, do not hesitate to remove it from the article. If there is reason to believe something, why isn't a justification present in the form of a reference, or is this a code phrase for original research?
Overpopulated categories I have thinned:
