Susan Danskin and I heard the GRASSHOPPER SPARROW on Ledyard Road. We stopped along the road, not too far from the turn off (sorry, can't give you feet or yards). The 2nd bird I heard was a Grasshopper Sparrow (The first being a Savannah Sparrow). The Grasshopper Sparrow sang and sang and sang. It was right in front of us, but after 15 minutes, we didn't see it pop up on a pole or whatever. BROWN TRASHER and BOBOLINK were also heard. We have nothing to report regarding Montezuma except for 2 flying SAND-HILL CRANES from the main pool. We saw Semi-palmated Plovers and 3 Spotted Sandpipers at the shorebird spot across from the Mac Center. Good Birding, Ann
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