[BIRD NOTES] April 21, 2007( late post)
Bird Notes
This morning (4/21) there was a breeding plumage Great Cormorant resting on the Vernon shore of the Connecticut River, about 100 meters upriver of the dam. Also about 15 Double-cresteds flying north upriver.
---Hector Galbraith,
Miller Farm Bunting
Our son, Art, saw an INDIGO BUNTING on Wednesday(14th) north of the barn.
---Mary Miller,
Early Chipper
The first Chipping Sparrow of the year for me was eating in my window feeder this morning(17th), accompanied by the usual Juncos and Goldfinches, Cardinals, Woodpeckers (a downy hit the window and I held her for a moment until she regained her senses), Red-breasted and White-breasted Nuthatches, Mourning Doves and a couple of Crows completed the picture. Oh, and Robins in the field behind the house.
---Jean Pett,
Retreat Meadow,
BALD EAGLE (2 mature)
Turkey Vulture
Mallard (8)
Black Duck (6)
Green-wing Teal (21)
American Widgeon (M&F)
Ring-necked Duck (16)
Common Merganser (24)
Canada Geese (several pairs nesting)
Wood Duck (M&F)
Double-crested Cormorant (breeding plumage)
Great Blue Heron (2)
RUSTY BLACKBIRD
Mockingbird
Eastern Phoebe
Cedar Waxwing
TREE SWALLOW (2)
COMMON RAVEN (being chased by a pair of Crows)
MERLIN
NORTHERN HARRIER
KESTREL
Tree Sparrow
Canada Goose
Black Duck
Also: Spring Peepers and
Mourning Cloak Butterfly
Misc. Reports
Hector Galbraith reports seeing two Black Vultures circling over the river near
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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