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There are Tree Swallows at Bennington College nesting. I also saw a couple of Barn Swallows, and Chimney Swifts last evening.
Oh, and 3 Meadowlarks last week, 1 heard singing last evening.
Terri Armata
Bennington Vt
On May 10, 2013, at 11:50 AM, Ruth Stewart wrote:
> 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.
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> Ruth Stewart
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> E. Dorset, VT
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