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May 2008, Week 2

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Brown Birds
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Jim Block <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 10 May 2008 10:53:04 -0400
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I'm sure the several area bird walks this morning netted a lot of species,
but 4 nice warblers presented themselves at Huntington Hill Farm:
yellow-rumped, chestnut-sided, black-throated green, and Nashville.  But the
highlights for me the last two days were a marsh wren in Quechee (Dewey's
Landing) yesterday and a wood thrush in Norwich (Milton Frye) this morning.
Plus two male ruby-throats have returned to share our sugar water.

 

Jim Block

Etna, NH


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