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April 2014, Week 1

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Wed, 2 Apr 2014 08:51:56 -0400
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Chris Rimmer <[log in to unmask]>
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N Hartland birds
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On the Ottauquechee River below the Route 5 bridge right now are 4 drake Northern Shovelers and 4 Green-winged Teal (3 males and a female) among the 200-plus Mallards and dozen Am. Black Ducks. I didn't find the drake N. Pintail that was here yesterday, or the hybrid N Pintail-Mallard that has been here for several days, but they're probably here. There are also 4 Ring-billed Gulls in the farm fields and half a dozen Song Sparrows singing.  A Killdeer also just flew overhead, calling. 

The waterfowl will likely move to the fields, melt ponds and manure piles as the day warns. 

Chris

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