Saturday 6:30 am update bird is still present.   Couple from down country 
says Alder.   ( My normal Alder calls fritz or fritz-bew)  will try to 
record all 3 flycathers to send in with documentation.   This bird is doing 
the same vocalization as the recorded and documented one of 2012, that one 
only stayed for 3 days before moving on.

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From: "Nancy A. Brown" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2016 12:39 PM
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: [VTBIRD] Acadian Flycatcher Danby FOur Corners

> An Acadian Flycatcher is at 210 Old Otis Road,   Danby Four Corners, South 
> Western Rutland County.   I located it in the little marsh between 210 and 
> the little cemetery inside a stone wall, about .8 mile from Danby Pawlet 
> Rd intersection.  There is room for several cars at the cemetery, walk 
> back down to dip in road over culvert and wait for it's  a loud " PSWEET" 
> call.  It calls from high up ( book say mid-story)  Note there are also 
> Alder and Willow Flycatchers in the vicinity also.     It has been 
> frequenting the clump of large mostly dead limb poplars in the middle of 
> the swamp, tops of birches that are higher than the alders or the popular 
> that ring the swamp.    Small flycather with loud  note,  tri colored 
> underside.  Grey upper breast, followed by white and yellow belly.  Bi 
> colored bill, and long primary wing projection.  Of note the back is green 
> not grey on this individual.
>