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Vermont Birds <[log in to unmask]>
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A remarkable day on Putney MT.
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Theresa Armata <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 29 Oct 2011 18:46:02 -0400
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Friday 10/28 turned out to be a spectacular day at the hawk watch on Putney Mt.
6 Watchers trudged up through the snow and were treated to 333 birds, of which 
133 were Turkey Vultures . It seemed to be TV moving day, with most birds rising up one after another and 
gliding over our heads. Most passed in the space of 2 hours. 
   We also saw to 2 Bald Eagles, 3 Golden Eagles , over 90 Red-tails, Northern Harriers, Goshawks,Cooper's ,
Sharpies, Red Shoulders (9), 3 Osprey, Kestrels(5)  and a Rough-legged.
  Weather: light to mod NW wind, Blue skies, Temps.... well....cold but not freezing and snow on the ground.
    Guess the birds knew a whomper of a storm was coming.
      Terri Armata
      Bennington, where the snow is starting to whomp down.

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