What looked to be a Canada/domestic goose cross in the area nearest the
entrance to Stewart Park
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| bird of the dayOnline reports had cackling geese hanging around with the
Canada geese in West Concord, MA, so I decided to go see if I
Hi all,
Friday afternoon around 3:30, I watched a large flock of Horned Larks foraging
along the roadside and in a newly harvested cornfield at the eastern end of Mt
Pleasant Rd...a rough count turned up 70 but there were more. I tried at first
to turn them into Snow Buntings but did not
I was able to find the Northern Gannet this morning about 9:45. It was swimming
far to the north of Seneca Marina. I scanned from Clute Park at 60x. The huge
size jumped out especially compared to the Common Loons nearby. An incredible
bird for the lake and a wonderful find by the Gregoire's.
I searched for several hours from several vantage points this morning beginning
just before 10. No luck. Some other birds of note were 58 TUNDRA SWANS, 2
RED-NECKED GREBES, 2 LONG-TAILED DUCKS, and a late SAVANNAH SPARROW in a flock
of juncos on the way up to Salt Point.
Ken
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Bob Horn and I led a trip to Montezuma today. We were accompanied by four great
birders -Diane, Ken, Judy, and Phil. This report will not show all the species
we saw at each spot (like ebird does), but I repeated some of them.
We started at Stewart Park, birding the east side. The species
