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September 2011, Week 4

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Sat, 24 Sep 2011 16:51:25 -0400
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thrasher, Lincoln's Sparrow
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A brief mid morning visit today (9/24) to Campbell Flats Road in  
Norwich yielded nice views of a Brown Thrasher and a Lincoln's  
Sparrow. Over 100 Canada Geese in a nearby meadow by the horse farm on  
Hogback Road constituted the largest flock of that species I've seen  
so far this month.

Mosquitoes this morning in the vicinity of Campbell Flats Road were  
more numerous than I can recall for any previous fall season in any  
Norwich location.

George Clark
Norwich, VT 
  

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