Re: [NHBirds] Abridged summary of nhbirds@googlegroups.com - 7 updates in 7 topics
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Lynne Johnson
May 29, 2026, 7:57:46 AM (5 days ago) May 29
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I also heard a common nighthawk flying over my house in Wilmot around 6 PM on May 26.
On May 28, 2026, at 11:39 PM, nhb...@googlegroups.com wrote:
- Nice Nightjar Night - 1 Update
- Keene meadowlark - 1 Update
- three-day birding streak (whip-poor-wills, warblahs, and other stuff) - 1 Update
- nighthawk in Danbury - 1 Update
- Bluebird fledglings, Lee - 1 Update
- Pickering Ponds nest walk postponed to 5/31 - 1 Update
- Black-bellied Plover at Cherry Pond - 1 Update
Charlie Nims <charli...@gmail.com>: May 28 07:21PM -0400
Last night, I joined Jane Rice to do her 10 stop Freedom Whip-poor-will Survey route. It turned out to be a nice night for nightjars! And, it started off with a good omen: we met at the Hobbs ...more
Ducky Darrick <dad...@alumni.unity.edu>: May 28 06:56PM -0400
Airport road from a great distance flying above the tall grass beyond the
opposite shore of the first pond
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Len Medlock <lenme...@comcast.net>: May 28 06:29PM -0400
Long time no post. Spent the past three days jaunting from here to there looking for bird company. Quite a few critters stayed clear of me--might have to change my cologne or aftershave. ...more
Bill Chaisson <wpcha...@gmail.com>: May 28 02:05PM -0700
At first I thought the woodcock was calling again, but it was a flatter
peent and there it was cruising around in the sky just before dusk.
Corner of Wiggin Road and Rt. 4. No idea where it would ...more
Catherine Fisher <cather...@gmail.com>: May 28 03:27PM -0400
Four fledglings begging lustily, Allen’s Ave.
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Dan Hubbard <daniel...@peoplepc.com>: May 28 06:38PM
Because of the forboding weather forecast for Sat., the nest walk will now be on Sun.. There are currently 3 openings. Dan Hubbard, Rochester
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raqb...@aol.com <raqb...@aol.com>: May 28 09:38AM
A walk into Cherry Pond in Jefferson (part of the Sylvio Conte National Wildlife Refuge) was full of warblers and one black bear.
Black-bellied Plover- seen and heard from the Tudor Richards ...more
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