Several have asked where the small oxbow wetland is. Remember you can always
use eBird to find the latest sightings on a map. Here is the map for Rusty
Blackbird for the county. Yellow dots are within the last 30 days. Click on
a dot to get dates and observer. Zoom in using the tools.
http://ebird.org/ebird/vt/GuideMe?step=saveChoices&getLocations=counties&parentState=US-VT&speciesCodes=rusbla&bMonth=01&bYear=1900&eMonth=12&eYear=2011&reportType=species&counties=US-VT-027&continue.x=24&continue.y=9

Kent

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2011/3/28 David L. Webb <[log in to unmask]>

> --- You wrote:
> The Rusty that Spencer talked about was still present this morning at 830.
> It was walking around on thin clear ice with about 10 robins and it was
> singing quite a bit.
> --- end of quote ---
>
>        Where did you see it?  I made a quick stop on Campbell Flats Road
> yesterday, but I had no idea where it had been seen, and didn't have time to
> walk the length of the road.
>
>                                Thanks,
>                                David
>

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