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Hi Ned,
This may be a silly question, but just to be sure: can you rule out
Golden-crowned Kinglet? Thanks for your report!
Kyle Rosenblad
Shelburne, VT
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 7:02 PM, Ned McEleney <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> 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.
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> -Ned
> Stowe, VT
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Kyle Rosenblad
Brown University 2010
69 Brown St., Box 2497
Providence, RI USA 02912
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