There was a Barred Owl sleeping in a pine tree at Marion Cross School in
Norwich yesterday morning, January 6.  Also Bohemian Waxwings, Cedar Waxwings,
and a Pine Grosbeak just east of I-91 in Norwich the same day.

Terry Rosenmeier
Hanover

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Date:    Sun, 6 Jan 2008 16:10:04 EST
From:    george a clark <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Barred Owl, downtown Norwich

As I was walking out of the Norwich Post Office parking lot onto Elm Street
about 3:15 this afternoon (Jan. 6), extended vocalizing by a Tufted Titmouse
caught my attention. The titmouse was calling close to, and clearly in response
to, a handsome Barred Owl silently perched in a tree by the south boundary
towards the rear of the Norwich Historical Society property located at the
corner of Main (Route 5) and Elm Streets. 

I've never previously found a Barred Owl so near the business center of Norwich
village. 

George Clark
Norwich, VT
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