September 2 Email:
Hey Ric,
I had 65 species at the Wastewater this morning -- was hoping maybe some more rarities may have been blown down by the thunderstorm. Mostly usual suspects, while most summer species were gone already. A few wonderful warblers east of Moorland on White (1 Cape May, 1 Palm, 2 Black-throated Green) close to where I often will find some. Two Vesper Sparrows. Several Eastern Meadowlarks and Eastern Kingbirds remain, and a good many waterfowl. Highlight was a most-obliging cinnamon-chested Northern Harrier sitting, preening, dusting, stretching, alighting, hovering and soaring right in front of me. Blessings be with you. Sincerely,
- Phil Vreeman
Juvenile Northern Harrier by Phil Vreeman
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