A group of ornithologists spotted the bird while surveying the swamp, having cut thin temporary strips, known as rides, into the vegetation in the hope it might lead to a sighting.
Coleman went close early on from a rare move that led to a sight of goal but otherwise in the first half Mat Ryan was troubled only by a Phil Jagielka header from a corner and Bolasie shooting into the side netting when Gylfi Sigurdsson sent over another set-piece cross.
And then, there was the fact that Peete had just gone through the wildest week of his decorated college football career, a sequence of sickness, subterfuge and secrecy that led to a sight he would never forget as the USC caravan pulled closer to the stadium.
While driving to a trailhead one day, my friend and I got trapped in a "bear jam," the Tetons' form of gridlock that's when a bear sighting leads to a mess of parked cars, open Prius doors, National Geographic wannabe photos snapped with DSLRs, and kids getting too close to the animals for comfort.
There is engine trouble, naturally, which leads to a delightful sight gag that involves Richard tucked behind the wheel as the rest of the family pushes — then scrambles inside — the bus.
In the words of one official publication at the time, "An imitation of Western fashions, harmless at first sight, may lead to a real spiritual bankruptcy and moral degradation".
The "poster" led to a recent sighting in Little Rock, Arkansas (of all places).
A lack of specialist support for blind and partially sighted schoolchildren in Scotland has lead to a new "attainment gap" opening up, according to campaigners.
During a recent appearance at Jones Beach, on Long Island, booked long ago, he was the opening act for the opening act, which led to an unusual sight: an enthusiastic sing-along in a half-empty amphitheatre.
But it also leads to an odd sight every night at the London Aquatics Centre: a glass-and-plastic reef composed of 10 cameras and a platoon of frogmen who enter the pool soon after the last race to tend to them.
