Coastal fallout!

Steve Mirick

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May 16, 2022, 6:55:48 AM5/16/22

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Lots of birds on coast! Get out if you can!

Steve Mirick

Bradford MA

Iain Macleod

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May 16, 2022, 9:27:16 AM5/16/22

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Inland too. Trees in my yard are dripping with warblers. 16 species of warbler so far including Cape May, Blackpoll and Bay breasted.

Iain MacLeod
Center Sandwich, NH

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Pam Hunt

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May 16, 2022, 10:19:56 AM5/16/22

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Concord's hopping as well. I had 62 species at Horseshoe Pond in about 2 hours, and that doesn't include the Bay-breast that Zeke had. Personal highlights were two Wilson's, Cape May, and Marsh Wren. Parulas are everywhere.

Remington Moll

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May 16, 2022, 10:34:36 AM5/16/22

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Dover likewise super active. Ovenbird, parulas, black-and-white, scarlet tanager, black-throated green, oriole, great-crested flycatcher, chestnut-sided in residential yards this morning less than 1/2 mile from downtown.

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