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[va-bird] Birding Fleming Mtn. Bedford County, 3/31/07
- From: Pepherup@xxxxxxx
- To: va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 1 Apr 2007 11:41:15 EDT
Yesterday, Rexanne Bruno and I toured Fleming Mtn. on a cloudy, cool and
then rainy day. We found very few early migrants but did hear a blue-headed
vireo and Louisiana water thrush in two places. Among other notables we saw
yellow-bellied sapsucker, both ruby crowned and golden crowned kinglets,
rufus-sided towhee, brown thrasher and only one sparrow, chipping. We saw
eastern
phoebe almost everwhere we stopped and they were all singing. I saw a wild
turkey walking on a hillside beside Rt 460 East as I was on my way home. It
was very quiet except for numerous small flocks of canada geese flying over
and vocalizing.
Peggy Lyons
Concord, Va.
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