Today (Nov. 7) Ed Hack and I found 22 bird species along the  
Connecticut River from Pompy in Norwich south to Kilowatt Park in  
Wilder. A highlight was seeing three immature Bald Eagles together  
with two mature Red-tailed Hawks all flying at the same time this  
morning at Pompy. Ravens were numerous near Pompy with the largest  
aggregation containing 15 birds. Waterfowl today included Canada  
Geese, Wood Ducks, Mallards, Hooded Mergansers, and one female Common  
Merganser.  Landbirds at Wilder included a flock of six robins, a  
flock of six American Tree Sparrows, and a Song Sparrow.

George

George Clark
Norwich, VT

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