Question for the list.
I observed three large herons flying in a line this morning out in Loudoun
County. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to get binocs on them. At a
glance, I would say they were GB Herons, but I've never seen them fly in
formation before. Any thoughts?
-- Scott Michaud
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Subject: [va-bird] Yellow-crowned Night Herons at Huntley Meadows, Frfx Co,
3/28/02
Date: Fri, 29 Mar 2002 08:21:00 EST
VA BIRDers,
At dusk yesterday I observed a pair of Yellow-crowned Nigh-Herons fly from
the north near the beginning of the boadwalk and across the boardwalk loop
and pond to the southern end of the main marsh. This is my first observation
of this species in March for No. VA (although not unexpected, given Paul
Pisano's observation of one at Hain's Point flying over the Potomac last
week
and my previous early date of April 3).
Observations of other interesting birds at dusk resulted in:
Great Blue Heron 5
Great Egret 1
C. Goose 25
Wood Duck 1 (female)
Mallard 11
Green-winged Teal 33
Hooded Merganser 5 (all female)
Common Snipe 6-8
Barred Owl 2
Swamp Sparrow 5 (several singing)
Kurt Gaskill
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