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In Union Village this morning, I saw a bright yellow Wilson's Warbler, my first ever for Vermont. I got pretty good views despite the rain, but he didn't show his cap off that much.
Back at home, there was a Lincoln's Sparrow here this morning, similar to a song sparrow but definitely different, very buffy in front. Makes the fifth sparrow around our house right now, along with white-throateds, songs, chippings, and most recently, three White-crowneds.
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