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Al Durham of Wileville sent me great photos of a yellow-headed blackbird th=
at had been present on July 2. =20
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The black-necked stilt was still present this morning at Oxner's Beach in L=
ower LaHave. Thanks David Currie=2C Eric Mills and Kevin Lantz for this bi=
rd.
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I forgot to mention that last Sunday at the Miller Point Peace Park there w=
ere six male pine warblers calling. Today there were two calling and seen=
=2C but I did not walk the whole park=2C so the others could still have bee=
n about. It was nice to see six white-breasted nuthatches together there a=
s well as six red-breasted nuthatches. Not rare I know but of mention.
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In my travels today I noticed a lack of warblers. Has anyone else noticed =
this=2C which might suggest that warblers have started to move in migration=
? Just curious. Also of note a large group of all male red-winged blackbi=
rds have also banded together=2C which might suggest that they are getting =
ready to move out of the marsh where they were seen. =20
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James R. Hirtle
Bridgewater
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