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Greetings, VTBIRDers:
From the fog in the Gulf of Maine last week, songbirds dropped to Monhegan Island in a fallout like I’ve rarely seen: warblers were flycatching in plain view on beaches and bedrock. I wrote an essay about it, mostly for folks who’ve never seen anything like this and for those of us who no longer see it often enough. Yeah, it’s not from Vermont, but you’ll see lots of images of tired warblers (thanks in large part to Vermonter Josh Lincoln).
https://bryanpfeiffer.com/2019/05/28/when-songbirds-fall-to-earth/
Best,
— Bryan
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