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Hi all:
I made a run through Milton, some of Liverpool and into Brooklyn and back a=
long the shore today. Dorothy Poole and Sylvia Fullerton joined me. We fo=
und a gray catbird on School Road in Milton. In was in the foilage behind =
where the old school used to be. No longer a school, but to be a housing u=
nit.
The eastern phoebe was in Brooklyn. I first spotted it by the park on the =
waterfront. It was in a low multiflora bush by the rocks of the shoreline =
and flew to the top of a nearby bush perching at the highest point. Rather=
than taking a photo right away, I tried to get Dorothy and Sylvia on the b=
ird. I have a habit of trying to get those people with me to see a bird fi=
rst before I go for the photo. Dorothy was successful in seeing it and jus=
t as I was about to click the photo a loud vehicle came along and scared th=
e phoebe. I had thought that the bird was comfortable in it's perch and th=
at I would have sufficent time for the photo and did not anticipate that a =
car would scare it. Oddly when the phoebe flew down. It looked like it ju=
st dropped to the rocks below the bush. When I walked around to view the s=
horeline, I was expecting to find it in the open for a good photograph. It=
could not be relocated and I have no idea of which direction it went.
The orange-crowned warbler was a dull one. It also was in Brooklyn. The l=
ocation was by the wharf just before where you turn down Wharf Road.
James R. Hirtle
LaHave
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<span>I made a run through Milton, some of Liverpool and into Brooklyn and =
back along the shore today. Dorothy Poole and Sylvia Fullerton joined=
me. We found a gray catbird on School Road in Milton. In was i=
n the foilage behind where the old school used
to be. No longer a school, but to be a housing unit. </span></=
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<span>The eastern phoebe was in Brooklyn. I first spotted it by the p=
ark on the waterfront. It was in a low multiflora bush by the rocks o=
f the shoreline and flew to the top of a nearby bush perching at the highes=
t point. Rather than taking a photo right
away, I tried to get Dorothy and Sylvia on the bird. I have a habit =
of trying to get those people with me to see a bird first before I go for t=
he photo. Dorothy was successful in seeing it and just as I was about=
to click the photo a loud vehicle came along
and scared the phoebe. I had thought that the bird was comfortable i=
n it's perch and that I would have sufficent time for the photo and did not=
anticipate that a car would scare it. Oddly when the phoebe flew dow=
n. It looked like it just dropped to the
rocks below the bush. When I walked around to view the shoreline, I =
was expecting to find it in the open for a good photograph. It could =
not be relocated and I have no idea of which direction it went. </span=
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f; font-size: 24pt;">
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f; font-size: 24pt;">
<span>The orange-crowned warbler was a dull one. It also was in Brook=
lyn. The location was by the wharf just before where you turn down Wh=
arf Road. </span></div>
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f; font-size: 24pt;">
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<span>James R. Hirtle</span></div>
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<span>LaHave </span></div>
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