Monthly Archives: May 2011
Same Old Singers
Black-throated Blue Warbler The birds in our woods seem as happy as we are when the showers stop and the sun tries to peek out. The singing, even at mid-day, is amazing. The only birds I that seemed not to … Continue reading
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Check that crabapple tree
Yesterday, Ron Payne, a birder in Middlebury, made this post on the Vermont birding listserve: “A Cape May Warbler has been in a apple tree across the street from my house on Weybridge St. since at least 7:00 AM this … Continue reading
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Shorebird Season in Vermont
Vermont is in the midst of the wettest May on record and while it is a problem for farmers and owners of low-lying camps, it is a boon for birders. It’s created a shorebird season. I got this email last … Continue reading
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What’s That Warbler?
Black & White Warbler I went birding yesterday morning at Salisbury Beach State Reservation, a place where I go instead of Parker River WMA when I have the dog with me (which is most of the time.) Driving slowly along … Continue reading
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Secretary Salazar Releases 2011 State of the Birds Report
The full report is available at www.stateofthebirds.org.U.S. Department of the InteriorAMERICA’S GREAT OUTDOORS: Secretary Salazar Releases 2011 State of the Birds ReportReport Shows Public Lands and Waters Crucial to Birds; One Out of Four Birds Species on Public Land in … Continue reading
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Great Adirondack Birding Celebration, 3-5 June
Mark your calendars and click on the following for all the latest info and registration for the 9th Annual Great Adirondack Birding Celebration: We are thrilled to have Scott Weidensaul as our Sat evening keynote speaker in the Paul Smith’s … Continue reading
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Visit to Moose Bog
Ever since returning from Texas, I’ve been hoping to get up to the Northeast Kingdom and look for a few birds up there that I’ve never seen. Weather and commitments have held me back but I know that black fly … Continue reading
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