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 More options May 28 2012, 1:51 pm
From: Dougie Peebles <peebs...@msn.com>
Date: Mon, 28 May 2012 13:51:42 -0400
Local: Mon, May 28 2012 1:51 pm
Subject: [MASSBIRD] Prospect Hill, Waltham- No Summer Tanager

  I spent a few hours this morning at Prospect Hill Park in Waltham hoping for a Summer Tanager reported to be heard but not seen yesterday. I hung out along Bond Trail for about an hour, and near the intersection with Sunset Trail, just up the hill from the "wet spot", heard what I thought was the Summer Tanager. I'm pretty good at picking out the Scarlet Tanager song (sounds to me like a hoarse Robin) and chip-burr call, but this song sounded more Vireo-like. It took a while to locate the bird, but it turned out to be, no doubt about it, a Scarlet Tanager with a slightly aberrant song. Could this be the same bird heard yesterday?  I did hear the Raven calling in the distance as reported yesterday and, of note, saw:Turkey VultureYellow-bellied SapsuckerEaster Wood PeweeGreat Crested Flycatcher (several)Pine Warbler (many)Blackpoll Warbler (at parking lot near "Little Prospect")Indigo Bunting (three males, near water tanks at "Big Prospect")Scarlet TanagerChimney SwiftHouse WrenRed-eyed Vireos (many)  plus there usual suspects.There were a few other birders there who, also, had not seen the subject bird.
Doug PeeblesWaylandpeebs...@msn.com


 
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