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As a casual observation from Lunenburg County=2C I've noticed that over the=
past two weeks birds have gone from territory to moving slightly to gone a=
ltogether at most locations. So birds have started moving in migration. E=
specially the woods warblers=2C veeries and blue-headed vireos. This was e=
specially obvious from Walden=2C through to Woodstock=2C and into Mahone Ba=
y and at the Fauxburg Trail. Hermit thrushes=2C Eastern Wood Pewees and Re=
d-eyed vireos still seem to be strongly on territory and there are still a =
few warblers who likely are late nesters on territory yet. One common yell=
owthroat especially. A male who came out and flew around me and then did t=
he broken wing thing making a total circle around my feet and then trying t=
o lead me away=2C staying in close proximity until I was away from the nest=
site. =20
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James R. Hirtle
Bridgewater=20
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