Along a six mile stretch of Route 125 and Lake Street in western 
Bridport Ron Payne and I located two White-crowned Sparrows (adult male 
and immature together), two Northern Mockingbirds (at the two 
traditional over-wintering locations) and these raptors:

Rough-legged Hawk  ---  12
Red-tailed Hawk  ---  3
Northern Harrier  ---  1
American Kestrel  ---  1

At Champlainside Farm, today's count of the flock of Brown-headed 
Cowbirds was 390 individuals.  Meanwhile 83 Snow Geese flew southward 
high over head.

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North of the Champlain Bridge there is some ice, then open water. Water 
birds totaled from five locations within seven miles of the bridge were:

Greater/Lesser Scaup  ---  3200 counted by 10s then 100s
Common Goldeneye  ---  1530 clicker counted by individuals
Canada Goose  ---   1046 clicker counted by individuals
Mallard  ---  604
Common Merganser ---  126
Ring-billed Gull  ---  120
American Black Duck  ---  81
Great Black-backed Gull  ---  6
Red-breasted Merganser  ---  5
Horned Grebe  ---  4
Hooded Merganser  ---  3
Bufflehead  ---   3
Snow Goose   ---  2
Common Loon  ---  2