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This morning from the Newberry Road section immature Little Blue
Heron, several Green Herons, immature Sharp Shinned Hawk and
an American Kestrel.
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This morning from the Newberry Road section immature Little Blue
Heron, several Green Herons, immature Sharp Shinned Hawk and
an American Kestrel.
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This morning 3 Green Winged Teals and a Chesnut Sided Warbler
(migrant) at the Newberry Road section and a
probably migrating Osprey flying south over the Connecticut River.
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This morning from the Newberry Road section a Great Egret.
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This morning from the Newberry Road section a great Egret and a heard
only Purple Finch north of Vibert Road. i very seldom encounter
Purple Finches at this time of year in South Windsor so hopefully this
means there will be a good flight of them this fall.
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This morning at the Newberry Road section Wilson's Warbler and a
Yellow Breasted Chat. The chat was along the path not too far in and
before you come to the marsh. it exhibited an orange red throat that
the warbler book said may be diet related. Only my second one here
during hundreds of visits. Also seen over marsh were several Pectoral
Sandpipers.
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This morning from the Newberry Road section Green Heron, Northern
Harrier. 3 American Pipits and a Lincoln's Sparrow.
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This afternoon 3 Great Egrets, Northern Harrier and Peregrine Falcon
from the Newberry Road section.
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This afternoon from the Newberry Road Section 2 Blue Winged Teals, 5
Green Winged Teals, 2 low flying Northern Harriers,
1 Blue Headed Vireo, several Northern Rough Winged Swallows and 1 Barn
Swallow. From the Vibert Road section about 20
American Pipits and 1 White Crowned Sparrow.
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This morning from the Newberry Road section Wilson's Snipe, 9 species
of sparrows including Lincoln's and White Crowned and at least
10 Rusty Blackbirds.
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This morning from the Vibert Road section 6 American Pipits, 7 species of sparrows including 3 Lincoln"s and f o s adult White Crowned Sparrow and 2 Purple Finches.
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This morning from the Newberry Road section Peregrine Falcon and Red Shouldered Hawk. Also, from the Vibert Road section Common Raven, 2 Rusty Blackbirds and a Dickcissel.
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This morning from the Vibert Road section best among 8 species of sparrows was a Lincoln's Sparrow and 2 CLAY COLORED SPARROWS.
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This afternoon from the Newberry Road section 5 Rusty Blackbirds.
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Station 43 from 2-4:30 this afternoon after work...
Vibert Road- Tons and tons of White-throated sparrows (juvies and
adults), a handful of immature White-crowned, and of course a mix of
Song and Swamps. Really nothing else of note other than a female
Northern Harrier cruising the fields. Also had a few RCK's in the brush
before the stream.
Strong Road- 100+ tree swallows, large mixed blackbird flocks, and a
handful of Savannah Sparrows.
Ferry Ln- Another female Harrier (thinking it was the same as I saw
earlier) working the fields, which subsequently spooked up a decent
flock of Pipits that was not visible on my drive in.
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This morning from the Newberry Road section Rusty Blackbird and from the Vibert Road section 3 White Crowned Sparrows and 1 Lincoln's Sparrow.
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This morning from the Newberry Road section Yellow Bellied sapsucker and about 8 or 10 Rusty Blackbirds. Also, White Crowned Sparrow at Vibert Road.
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This morning no sign of the Northern Shrike. But there were about a half dozen Rusty Blackbirds in the cornfield to the north of Vibert Road
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This afternoon from the Newberry Road section 2 Buffleheads among 7 species of waterfowl. Surprisingly not a single Red Winged Blackbird!
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This morning from the Newberry Road section only 4 species of ducks in the marsh including 2 American Wigeon. Also a Fox Sparrow. From the Vibert Road section 2 Killdeer and 12 Horned Larks. Between Newberry and Vibert Roads there was a Red Tailed Hawk perched on a utility wire. Never have seen that before! Has anyone else?
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