Date: 6/5/25 11:05 am
From: Jack Smiley <jackrsmiley...>
Subject: [birders] Ring-necked Pheasant & Great Egrets
Although pheasants aren't native, they are still one of my favorite birds
as we had lots of pheasants and Bobwhite quail in our backyard (in
Westland) when I was a kid. Just a few years ago, you could still find
numerous Ring-necked Pheasants in Superior Township. One winter, I counted
a flock of 56 male Ring-necked Pheasants in a farm field at Geddes and
Ridge Roads. Today, they are a rare sight...so it was nice to see a male
Ring-necked Pheasant this morning along Cherry Hill Road, east of Harris
Road. That's the only one I've seen in about a year.

At the large wetland on the south side of Cherry Hill Road, west of Harris
Road, there were over a dozen Great Egrets.

Jack Smiley

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