With apologies to both S.M's., it would seem I am getting my initials 
mixed up and my note should have referenced the gyrfalcon sighting by 
SCOTT MORRICAL.

Terry Wright wrote:
> At the UVM Miller research station there was a raptor perched in a 
> tree across from the entrance, at about 10 AM.  (Pigeons abound 
> there.)    It is either a gray morph gyrfalcon or a very large 
> peregrine.  I didn't have my binocs nor scope but in flight the wings 
> looked broad and more rounded than peregrine.   This bird is 
> definitely larger than the many American crows nearby (and I'd expect 
> peregrine to be about the same size.)    Also noting Steve Mirick's 
> earlier posting of a gray-morph gyrfalcon, I think this bird may be 
> one and the same.
>
> If anyone else observes this bird, please post your observations!
>
> Good birding,
>
> Terry
>