Date: 02/22/2012

Number: 1

Out for an early morning walk from my house to check on one of my geocaches that I have hidden. As I approached the geocache, I heard the familiar sound of a robin singing. Found the robin one block south of me. The time was 6:30 am local- just before sunrise, clear sky, 31 degrees F, winds SW at 7MPH. It was in the highest branch of a small cluster of trees- about 35 feet high. After singing it made the cheee-cheee-cheee sound. The location is several blocks north from the mouth of the Fox River where it enters Lake Winnebago. The ground is still frozen but about 80% of the snow cover is gone. No other robins were spotted or heard during the one mile walk. Odd to see one this early. Spring can't be far away.

Oshkosh, WI

Latitude: 43.9 Longitude: -88.5

Observed by: Ron
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