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Subject: [SBB] Northern Waterthrush (Charleston Road marsh)
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Folks:

I rode by the Charleston Road marsh this morning, 2/11/2004.  I stopped by 
the marsh between the parcourse #6 and #7 stations about 8:20 am.  Shortly, 
I heard the waterthrush calling and then if flew to the largish willow in 
the marsh and I had good looks over the next 30 seconds to a minute.  I did 
not see the White-throated Sparrow in the morning or again in the afternoon.

Sometimes secretive species become less shy as migration approaches.  As a 
waterthrush has been here as late as the first week in April, it is 
possible that over the next two months it may become easier to see.

Bill

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