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Tue, 8 Jun 2010 21:38:35 -0400
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This is a reminder notice for a bird walk in Norwich on Saturday June  
12.
Meet at 7:00 AM at the junction of Tigertown and Sue Spaulding Roads  
(see road instructions below) for the sixth in the Norwich 2010  
Birding Quest walks. This walk, led by Norwich resident George Clark,  
is to be at a leisurely pace for a total of about two miles along  
unpaved town roads while looking for summer resident birds in  
woodlands and ponds. Hills in this area are not steep. Bring  
binoculars if available. Insect repellant may be useful. Children are  
welcome with an accompanying adult. This walk is free and open to both  
Norwich residents and others. The trip is to be held in any weather  
except thundershowers, but be aware that rain or wind can reduce the  
chances of seeing many birds. We plan to return to the starting point  
by 9:30 AM.

The goal of the Norwich 2010 Birding Quest
<http://www.vtecostudies.org/quest/>
is to find and identify as many species of birds as possible from  
Norwich during calendar year 2010. Enjoy the challenge of the June 12  
walk to find evidence for the nesting of a variety of species. See the  
latest blog on the Norwich 2010 Birding Quest at
http://vtecostudies.blogspot.com/2010/05/norwich-2010-quest-closes-in-on-150.html

Road Instructions: Please carpool if possible. From Exit 13 off I-91,  
turn toward Norwich village. Entering the village on Main Street, take  
the second left by the Norwich Inn onto Beaver Meadow Road and  
continue on Beaver Meadow Road for about 5 miles. Turn left (south)  
onto Chapel Hill Road. Continue bearing to the left at each of two  
consecutive intersections, and you will then be on Tigertown Road.  
Continue south for slightly over a mile to the the meeting point at  
the junction of Tigertown and Sue Spaulding Road, marked by the  
presence of a conspicuous pond on the right side of Tigertown Road.

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