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Rare South American bird spotted in Chicago
Associated Press 4 hrs ago.
CHICAGO (AP) Bird watchers are flocking to Chicago to catch a glimpse of a rare bird.
Two teens spotted what appears to be a White-crested Elaenia early last week. If the American Birding Association confirms the sighting, it would be only the second one in the United States. The first was in Texas in 2008.
The tiny green-and-white bird with a white splotch on its crown is native to South America, some 7,000 miles away.
Word of the bird has spread quickly through social media, and binocular-toting tourists are rushing to Douglas Park.
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mitchtv
(17,718 posts)survives. Go Birdie
Odin2005
(53,521 posts)Yo_Mama
(8,303 posts)They do get blown around, but this one just kept flying.
damyank913
(787 posts)...deliberately, or accidental released him. We have examples of that everywhere.