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Fri, 10 May 2013 20:15:02 +0000
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I haven't seen a single one here on RT 73 in Rochester.  Very unusual.  And no Bluebirds either. 


Bruce Flewelling 



----- Original Message -----
From: "Nancy A. Brown" <whites@ VERMONTEL .NET> 
To: VTBIRD @LIST. UVM . EDU 
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 4:07:41 PM 
Subject: Re: [ VTBIRD ] Where are the swallows? 

Swallows in Danby Four Corners about 10 miles north of Ruth in East Dorset 
are already in the (7) boxes with nest built and eggs being laid, if I get 
any more I will have to direct them south to yours.  Nancy 

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From: "Ruth Stewart" <birder_ rws @ HOTMAIL .COM> 
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 11:50 AM 
To: < VTBIRD @list. uvm . edu > 
Subject: [ VTBIRD ] Where are the swallows? 

> I, too echo the low number of warblers observed while out a couple 
> mornings this week - Thurs am was quiet despite the rain the night before 
> which was not enough to penetrate the ground here.  I'm hoping for more 
> action to come. However, what distresses me most when I am out and about 
> is the absence on swallows... usually there will be many flying over water 
> areas... lately I have seen only 1-4 - if any at all!   The only benefit 
> is that bluebirds have 5 eggs in one of my boxes and don't have to (or 
> haven't had to) fight off Tree Swallows. 
> 
> Ruth Stewart 
> 
> E. Dorset, VT 
> 
> 

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