Saturday updates would be great for me too (and others I imagine).  Can't quite get there today but a trip on Saturday could be feasible.  Great find!!  Brattleboro sure is a shorter drive for me than trying for one up near Lake Champlain.

Mike Resch
Pepperell, MA



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From: James P. Smith <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Re: [VTBIRD] Brattleboro snowy owl


Apologies folks.....this was intended for Hector and shouldn't have gone to the 
ist. My mistake.
 
ames P. Smith
ill, MA
ttp://pioneerbirding.blogspot.com/

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reat find. A Snowy on the patch...doesn't get  better than that!
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Great find. A Snowy on the patch...doesn't get  better than that!!
I'm still jet-lagged after a brilliant trip to Israel but I think I can come up 
o the Retreat Meadows tomorrow with Matan. He'd love to see the owl if it's 
till around. Would you be willing to call if you get any reports tomorrow am? 
y cell is 413-433-6251. I'd really appreciate it.
Congrats,
James
 
ames P. Smith
ill, MA
ttp://pioneerbirding.blogspot.com/

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ent: Friday, December 2, 2011 8:53 AM
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I was more than a little surprised this morning to find an immaculate,
robably adult, snowy owl in the Retreat Meadows' marina field.

Hector Galbraith
Climate Change and Energy Initiative
Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences

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