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Ruddy Ducks, Scoters, Horned Grebes --- Orwell and Shoreham
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"Ian A. Worley" <[log in to unmask]>
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Vermont Birds <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Mon, 27 Oct 2014 05:44:03 -0400
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Yesterday Ron Payne and I stopped at a number of Lake Champlain 
viewpoints from Stevens Bay, Orwell north to Lapham Bay, Shoreham. Water 
birds are not yet assembling in pre-winter abundance, but there were 
several interesting transients here and there.

Stevens Bay, Orwell -- Ruddy Duck (3), Red-throated Loon (2)

Plunder Bay, Orwell -- Ruddy Duck (3), Horned Grebe (1), Black Scoter 
(15), White-winged Scoter (11), Red-breasted Merganser (1)

Chipman Point, Orwell -- Horned Grebe (1)

Larrabees Point Fishing Access, Shoreham -- Ruddy Duck (1)

Stony Cove, Shoreham -- Black Scoter (1) ... which also had its typical 
accumulation of Ring-billed Gulls (253)

While we were visiting the well known Mockingbird on Lake Street in 
Bridport, just south of Route 125, there was an early Rough-legged Hawk 
keeping tabs on us from the very tip-top of a distant, isolated, tall 
field tree.

Ian

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