Beth Clark and I saw American Pipits twice yesterday at the Blandy
Experimental Farm in Clark County, VA. The first sighting, a flock of
about 2 dozen birds, was along Blandy's entrance road at about 11:30
AM. We found a smaller flock foraging along the edge of the ice and
meltwater in a pasture on our neighbor's property (The Tuleyries). These
birds could be seen well from the Loop Road between the Cedars of Lebanon
and the Ginkgo grove.
Red-breasted Nuthatches are still in the conifers near the Quarters. I
have heard of no sightings of the Black-throated Gray Warbler since 12 January.
Dr. David E. Carr
University of Virginia
Blandy Experimental Farm
400 Blandy Farm Lane
Boyce, VA 22620
Office: (540) 837-1758 ext. 35
Fax: (540) 837-1523
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