While driving up Interstate 89, I saw a Broad-winged Hawk fly over and
toward the airport. I drove up there to try to get a better look, but
instead found a lot of sparrows around the parking area by the control
tower. Mixed in with many Savannah, Chipping and Song Sparrows was a single
Vesper Sparrow. The birds were foraging along the fence line, but
eventually moved over to the Air Quality Monitoring Station and the storage
units. Also present again was an Eastern Meadowlark out by the runways.

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