Today Ed Hack and I looked for birds in the northeastern part of  
Norwich, VT. Among highlights were 2 Green-winged Teal among dozens of  
Mallards at Pompy and a Great Egret in the field on the north side of  
Route 132 across from Pompy, Raptorial birds were well represented in  
northeastern Norwich with a few Turkey Vultures, a Cooper's Hawk, 2  
Red-tailed Hawks together, 3 American Kestrels together and joined for  
a time by a Merlin. Shorebirds at Pompy today included at least 12  
Killdeer, 2 Semipalmated Plovers, and a number of Least Sandpipers.  
Also seen in northeastern Norwich today were 2 Eastern Kingbirds, a  
few Barn Swallows near their nesting area under the southbound I-91  
overpass at Pompy, a Savannah Sparrow, and 2 fall-plumaged Bobolinks.

George Clark
Norwich, VT

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