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This morning, my mom and I went on a birding trip from Pompy Flats down to Kilowatt and then up to Lake Fairlee and Morey.
At pompy, there were hundreds of robins feeding in the fields, as well as two FOY Kingfishers, three flickers, and some common mergansers.
At Kilowatt, several bufflehead, a couple mallard. Two great birds there, a lone Bonaparte's Gull and a lone Red-necked Grebe.
On lake morey, two adult Common Loons.
Finally, back at home we took a walk and saw 2 golden-crowned kinglets, one singing Pine Warbler (FOY), and cooper's and sharp-shinned hawks!
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