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A Clueless Potter Around New England - 4th to 18th June 2016
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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Chapman" data-source="post: 3413896" data-attributes="member: 69491"><p>Nothing added trip wise.</p><p></p><p>Course is pretty intensive but around campus and the nearby Charles River, the course list proper has got a little momentum:-</p><p>American Robin - the commonest passerine around campus</p><p>Starling - with evidence of successful breeding</p><p>American Herring Gull - overflying</p><p>Canada Goose - at least 70 on the river with successful breeding</p><p>Double-crested Cormorant - the odd flyby</p><p>Mallard - about 10 on the river</p><p>House Sparrow - the other European interloper</p><p>Cardinal - the odd one around campus</p><p>Night Heron - at least three on the river</p><p>Chimney Swift - around 10 a fairly constant site</p><p>Song Sparrow - singing away alongside the river</p><p>Tree Swallow - the odd one or two</p><p>Red-winged Blackbird - a male this morning</p><p>Brown-headed Cowbird - a female/juvenile this evening</p><p>Common Grackle - flying over this evening</p><p>Total - 15 species</p><p></p><p>Hopefully I'll be able to slip in a walk tomorrow morning before the 7am start...... I've still not ruled out one of my common life list omissions!</p><p></p><p>All the best</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Paul Chapman, post: 3413896, member: 69491"] Nothing added trip wise. Course is pretty intensive but around campus and the nearby Charles River, the course list proper has got a little momentum:- American Robin - the commonest passerine around campus Starling - with evidence of successful breeding American Herring Gull - overflying Canada Goose - at least 70 on the river with successful breeding Double-crested Cormorant - the odd flyby Mallard - about 10 on the river House Sparrow - the other European interloper Cardinal - the odd one around campus Night Heron - at least three on the river Chimney Swift - around 10 a fairly constant site Song Sparrow - singing away alongside the river Tree Swallow - the odd one or two Red-winged Blackbird - a male this morning Brown-headed Cowbird - a female/juvenile this evening Common Grackle - flying over this evening Total - 15 species Hopefully I'll be able to slip in a walk tomorrow morning before the 7am start...... I've still not ruled out one of my common life list omissions! All the best [/QUOTE]
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A Clueless Potter Around New England - 4th to 18th June 2016
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