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At the cemetery today in Liverpool, Dorothy Poole and I had a gray catbird.=
I found two others at the entrance to Beach Meadows Beach in the multi-fl=
ora on the left as you enter the drive. There was an unidentified warbler =
at the Liverpool Cemetery. I only got a brief look at it as it whizzed ove=
r the top of some multiflora. It was a bright yellow warbler. The odd thi=
ng is when it landed it came down to the ground. It pumped it's tail once,=
which might suggest a palm warbler and then ran into the tangle of multifl=
ora that was present not to be seen again. Since it went to ground and the=
n ran rather than landing in the multiflora suggests that it might have bee=
n a good bird.
In Brooklyn by the entrance to Bowater I had another warbler. I believe th=
at it might have been a northern parula, but did not get a photo. I did no=
t get a good enough look at it through the binoculars and even though it wa=
s in the open I opted to try and get a photo first rather than an ID. They=
are tearing a ship apart and a dump truck banged right at the opportune mo=
ment that I would have had a photo and thus ruined the moment. I did have =
a ruby-crowned kinglet though, which did not come out in the open enough to=
allow for a photo.
At Beach Meadows Beach by the Port-A-Pottie, I had two northern parulas an=
d a yellow-rumped warbler. I'll post photos of the parulas on ebird.
In addition in Brooklyn by the park there was a red-throated loon and a dou=
ble-crested cormorant. Both good birds for the winter list.
Not rare any longer I did have nine northern cardinals. Seven in Liverpool=
with five together and two in Brooklyn.
James R. Hirtle
LaHave
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">At the cemetery today in Liverpoo=
l, Dorothy Poole and I had a gray catbird. I found two others at the =
entrance to Beach Meadows Beach in the multi-flora on the left as you enter=
the drive. There was an unidentified
warbler at the Liverpool Cemetery. I only got a brief look at it as =
it whizzed over the top of some multiflora. It was a bright yellow wa=
rbler. The odd thing is when it landed it came down to the ground.&nb=
sp; It pumped it's tail once, which might suggest a
palm warbler and then ran into the tangle of multiflora that was present n=
ot to be seen again. Since it went to ground and then ran rather than=
landing in the multiflora suggests that it might have been a good bird.</p=
>
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">In Brooklyn by the entrance to Bo=
water I had another warbler. I believe that it might have been a nort=
hern parula, but did not get a photo. I did not get a good enough&nbs=
p;look at it through the binoculars and even though
it was in the open I opted to try and get a photo first rather than an ID.=
They are tearing a ship apart and a dump truck banged right at the o=
pportune moment that I would have had a photo and thus ruined the moment.&n=
bsp; I did have a ruby-crowned kinglet though,
which did not come out in the open enough to allow for a photo.  =
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">At Beach Meadows Beach by the Por=
t-A-Pottie, I had two northern parulas and a yellow-rumped warbler.&n=
bsp; I'll post photos of the parulas on ebird. </p>
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">In addition in Brooklyn by the pa=
rk there was a red-throated loon and a double-crested cormorant. Both=
good birds for the winter list. </p>
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">Not rare any longer I did have ni=
ne northern cardinals. Seven in Liverpool with five together and two =
in Brooklyn. </p>
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">James R. Hirtle</p>
<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">LaHave</p>
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