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Sat, 20 Mar 2010 19:02:38 -0400
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Subject:
Possible Golden-Crowned Sparrow at Moose Bog
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Ned McEleney <[log in to unmask]>
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I took a trip up to the northland this morning and saw a possible  
golden-crowned sparrow at moose bog.  It had a single yellow stripe on  
its crown that was bordered by black that did not extend to the eye.   
The rest of the front of the bird was solid grey.  Does my ID sound  
correct?  I have a decent picture of the bird that I will work on  
posting.  Other highlights of the trip were 5 hooded mergansers, 3  
black ducks, a mallard, and roughly 20 common mergansers in a pond  
along rt.14.

-Ned
Stowe, VT

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