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BISBEE AND THE SAN PEDRO RIVER  |
 RICHARD DILLON
BIRDS ON THIS TRIP TO THE SAN PEDRO RIVER 1. Ash-throated Flycatcher 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 2. Barn Swallow 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 3. Black-tailed Gnatcatcher 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 4. Blue Grosbeak 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 5. Brown-headed Cowbird 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 6. Cassin's Kingbird 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 7. Chipping Sparrow 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 8. Common Ground-Dove 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 9. Curve-billed Thrasher 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 10. Gila Woodpecker 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 11. Great Blue Heron 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 12. House Finch 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 13. House Sparrow 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 14. Lark Sparrow 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 15. Lazuli Bunting 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 16. Lesser Goldfinch 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 17. Loggerhead Shrike 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 18. Mourning Dove 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 19. Rufous Hummingbird 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 20. Swainson's Hawk 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 21. Verdin 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 22. Western Wood-Pewee 08/08/2007 San Pedro River 23. White-winged Dove 08/08/2007 San Pedro River |
San Pedro River 08/08/2007 I drove in from Bisbee and it was an easy drive here. Where was that wonderful bed and breakfast that I stayed at? I can't remember the name. It had a pretty name, a family name plus house or something. Ah, Oliver House. The nuts played loud music and I wound up storming around with my temper and slamming the door until they turned it off. At night, there were gunshots right in the yard out my window. At least they sounded like that. They woke me up twice. Otherwise it was a nice place. I got up and split before anyone was up. I didn't need the continental breakfast and I was a little ashamed at slamming my door, but they should have known better -- especially after I had warned the guy that I didn't want to heard any of that music. I wanted to sleep. Puto. At the SAN PEDRO RIVER, I walked a long way. No green kingfisher, however. Beautiful cottonwoods. The river is 140 miles long and is the only undammed river in the state that flows free and wild. Very muddy. I had been in Bisbie and I stayed in the Hampton House or what was it? I was also bitchy at the Mexican restaurant in Bisbie
'cause they messed up my order. As I recall and it's
March 3, 2022 now. Bisbie Photo by Gayle.jpg
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