[BIRD NOTES ] February 14, 2007
Bird Notes
A single Evening Grosbeak at our feeder in Marlboro about 7:45 a.m.(2/13). First seen in several years.
---Molly Martin, Marlboro, VT
I am 99% sure (after confirming with Richard Foye)that I saw 2 flocks of WHITE-WINGED CROSSBILLS this past Sunday(2/4). One flock at the Long Trail parking area on the Kelley Stand Road in Stratton, and the other farther in towards Stratton Pond. It was nice to see these neighbors from the north down here on a cold winter's day. ---Jeff Nugent,
Since I have never seen this before I shall report it, though it may not be unusual. I am referring to the fact that on two days last week I had a Northern Flicker on my suet feeder. It stabbed at it for about fifteen minutes each time.
---John Kristensen,
Thank you to Rhonda in NY state for the wonderful Red-shouldered Hawk story.
We have a Carolina Wren at our feeders and a few Goldfinches. The wrens appear here in
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The numbers are diminishing, but the Cedar Waxwings are still coming to the ornamental crabapple on
P R O G R A M
NATURALLY WILD:
Tuesday, February 20 at 7 p.m.
in the Brooks Memorial Library Meeting Room
Mark Mikolas and Bill Guenther will present a talk and slide show on
Please keep us abreast of what birds you are seeing, whether at home or on a trip in or out of the
Al Merritt
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