I was driving down Quechee Main Street toward the Quechee Club on Thursday  
morning, and a blue bird flew over my car.  I thought it was strange  to see a 
blue bird this time of year, but dismissed it thinking I probably saw a  blue 
jay because I only caught a glimpse of it, despite the deeper shade of  blue I 
saw on its back.
 
Today I was driving from the Quechee Club toward the Post Office, and on  the 
curve before the stop sign saw another blue bird.  This time I stopped  my 
car, and the bird was sitting in a tree no more than 10 feet away from  me.  
Then I saw another 3 blue birds.  They were all feeding on some  sumac trees 
along the Ottauquechee River.  They flew away in a group  heading down the River.
 
Can spring be far behind?
 
Steve Saunders
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