{BIRD NOTES} ~ August 12. 2010
Robin babies © Dan Mosheim & Great Egret © A. Blake
Bird Notes
Tuesday, August 17 - 7:00pm “Butterflies of Vermont” Sylvia Harris will tell us about butterflies and the many kinds we can see in southern Vermont, including when, where and how to look for and photograph butterflies. She was a key field researcher for the Vermont Butterfly Survey (
Ready To Fly
Kit called me out to photograph some baby robins on the edge of the nest in the pear tree this morning (8/3-See attachment). The picture shows the two of them and when I moved in a little closer, off went the top one ... we were surprised how far he flew on his first flight ... 75-100 feet or so and mom or dad was right there ... we waited for a while but the second one wasn't quite ready to go.
---Dan Mosheim
Migrating Shorebirds in
The extremely low water level exposed large areas of mud flats today (8/10). There was 1 Pectoral Sandpiper and 28 Least Sandpipers working the mud flats in the middle of the
---Dave Johnston,
Today (8/10) while crossing the bridge from
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Please share your birding news with us.
What have you got coming to your feeders?
Are there any birds nesting in your yard?
What have you seen while on a trip?
Drop us an e-mail chpmnkx@sover.net
Al Merritt
http://sevtaudubonbirdnotes.blogspot.com/
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A friend is someone who reaches for your hand
and touches your heart.
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