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Been doing a US Biological Survey for 9 years: 25 miles, 50 stops, same
route; Thetford->Fairlee->Thet->Norwich
66 species.
Basically the locals: most abundant were Phoebes, RE Vireos, Ovenbirds, Song
Sparrows. (3 Winter Wrens)
2 Wood Thrushes, 0 Baltimore Orioles, 1 Rose-br Grosbeak, only 3 Tree
Swallows.
Highlights: 1 Red-t Hawk, 1 Sharpie, 1 Killdeer, 1 Snipe, 1 B-H Vireo, 1
Yellow-thr Vireo, 4 Bank Swallows, 1 Blackburnian W, 4 Bank Swallows.
Bill S
survey starts at 4:38 (1/2 houor before sunrise)
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