{BIRD NOTES} ~ March 20, 2012
Bird Notes
Today (3/17) Don Clark and I birded along the CT River starting in
the highlights were a pair of A. Wigeon in Miller's Farm Pond and several
Bufflehead diving in the CT River; not much else happening. We worked our
way up to the Great Putney Meadows where we found a Brant and nine Snow
Geese with a few hundred Canada Geese. At Herricks Cove, a few G-w Teal,
Bufflehead,etc, we observed a large skein of Geese flying south down the CT River
and landing in the river about a mile or so south of Herricks. We located them
and found one Red-necked Grebe in the river near the Geese; other than
at Minards Pond in
---Dave Johnston,
Blue Nesters
The pair of Bluebirds is back in my bluebird box. What joy it
brings. I live next to the
Thanks to everyone for their reporting.
---Diana Bingham,
Flying High
What a great weekend to be a flier. While I was out stacking wood and pruning fruit trees this weekend 11 red-shouldered hawks cruised over head (6 Sat., 5 on Sun.). I also saw 2 red tails and two TVs. There were probably many more that I didn't see, but the red-shoulders were so vocal it was hard not to pay attention.
---Pieter van Looon, Marlboro, VT
GBBC Smashes Records!
You did it! Or, as one participant tweeted: "Way to go, citizen scientists!" Participation in the 15th Great Backyard Bird Count, February 17-20, shattered all previous records. Bird watchers in the
HAPPY SPRING!
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Al Merritt
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