Great Blue Heron (pair at nest in known rookery); Mute Swan (6); Canada Goose (42); Wood Duck (5); Mallard (41); A Black Duck (8); Green-winged Teal (19); Ring-necked Duck (72); Greater Scaup (2); Bufflehead (8); Common Goldeneye (3f); Common Merganser (131); Turkey Vulture (4); Bald Eagle (adult pair at nest+1 imm); Virginia Rail (1); Ring-billed Gull (96); E Phoebe (4); Tree Swallow (1). Broad-winged Hawk 14 . LAKE QUINSIGAMOND-FLINT POND continues to be a fine place to look for waterfowl in the County. BARTLETT POND, NORTHBORO: Mute Swan (2-1on nest); Canada Goose (15); Wood Duck (7); Mallard (17); A Black Duck (3); Ring-necked Duck (4); Wild Turkey (4). PETERSHAM (just a few stops): Great Blue Heron (3/1 active nest); Canada Goose (19); Wood Duck (2); A Black Duck (6); Mallard (2); N Pintail (pair at Harvard Pond); Green-winged Teal (2); Ring-necked Duck (55); Bufflehead (12); Common Merganser (13); Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (4). The email Barn Swallow - 3; finches missed were White-winged Crossbills and Hoary Redpoll. Browse commercial real estate listings from Conway Commercial. INDIAN LAKE, WORCESTER. LAKE WICKABOG, WEST BROOKFIELD: Great Blue Heron (1); Mute Swan (2); Canada Goose (1); Mallard BARTLETT POND (Northboro): Great Blue Heron (1); Canada Goose (15); Mallard (4); Green-winged Teal (5); Red-tailed Hawk (1); Killdeer (4). [email marion46@verizon.net]. Canada Goose (9); Mute Swan (3); A Black Duck (1); Mallard (34); Hooded Merganser (4); Common Merganser (10); On the way back to the IBA we took another detour down Still River Depot Road. Ring-billed Gull (1); COES RESERVOIR: BARRE FALLS DAM (brief stop): Turkey Vulture (3); Bald Eagle (1ad+2imm). Eastern Bluebirds; (2) Tree Sparrows; (4) Song Sparrows. 1 South title last year and have guard Matthew Boen and forward T.J. Kingfisher (2); Red-bellied Woodpecker (3); Downy Woodpecker (4); N Flicker (27). While looking at the bird, we saw several birders looking from having walked out the trail to the isolated pond. them nesting in years past. Mallard (34); Bald Eagle (1ad); Ring-billed Gull (41); Herring Gull (4). Non-bird related observations on this property: Marsh marigolds blooming in profusion in the wetland areas of the Stillwater River, ferns are starting to pop up and False Hellebore coming out. LANCASTER, including Bolton Flats WMA: Great Blue Heron (2); Turkey Vulture (1); Snow Goose (10); Canada Goose (711); Mute Swan (2); Wood Duck (48); A Wigeon (4f); A Black Duck (76); Mallard (157); Green-winged Teal (4); Ring-necked Duck (3); Hooded Merganser (2); Red-tailed Hawk (2); Sandhill Crane (5: We had reported the Snow Geese to Central MA birders and later, as we were on the way home, got a call from Bette that while other birders had been looking at the Snow Geese, the cranes had flown in and landed next to them! ); Hooded Merganser (60); Common merganser (147); Red-breasted Merganser (1f: also present for some time); Ring-billed Gull (200+); Herring Gull (9). Plus: the most common butterfly by far was Little Wood Satyr (29); common odonates included Common COMMON LOON (465: I think there could be more); Great Blue Heron (1); Double-crested Cormorant (5); Green-winged Teal (16); Bufflehead (20); White-winged Scoter (6); Long-tailed Duck (1); A Kestrel (1); E Kingbird (1). Great Blue Heron (7: 4 active nests); Turkey Vulture (1); Canada Goose (26: including pr w/9yg+pr w/5yg); Mallard (3m); Broad-winged Hawk (4); Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (5). launch/parking area, seen in our car lights); Barred Owl (1); Whip-Poor-Will (14); Marsh Wren (11); Clear views without some bushwhacking are tough. Sapsucker (1); Great Blue Heron (9: including an adult pair feeding 3 large young in the nest); Turkey Vulture (1); Canada Goose (2); WOOD DUCK ( 31: including: 1f w/4yg; 1f w/9yg; 1f w/7yg); Hooded Merganser (14: including 1f w/9yg); Osprey (1); Sharp-shinned Hawk (1); Red-shouldered Hawk (6); Broad-winged Hawk (1); Red-tailed Hawk (3); Killdeer (2); Mourning Dove (6); Black-billed Cuckoo (3); Yellow-billed Cuckoo (2); Ruby-throated Hummingbird (5); Belted Kingfisher (2); Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (12); Downy Woodpecker (2); Hairy Woodpecker (2); N Flicker (3); Pileated Woodpecker (1). We got our best views from the Mile Hill Road overlook); Common Goldeneye (19); Hooded Merganser (1m); Common Merganser (8); Red-tailed Hawk (1); Ring-billed Gull (5). High Ridge WMA, Gardner: walked in Smith Street about 1/2 mile. Double-crested Cormorant (2); Great Blue Heron (2); Turkey Vulture (1); Canada Goose (4); Wood Duck (91); A Black Duck (6); The Quabog River is 70% ice-covered. Don�t park anywhere near a gate. good views of the water is mostly restricted to the beach on the �north pond� (there are also Ridge and from the eastern side of the mountain for about 3 hours like this, giving us a count of 1,475 BEHIND WORCESTER AIRPORT, LEICESTER (Manville-Mulberry Streets): Common Merganser (26); Killdeer (4); N Flicker (2); A Kestrel (1f); Horned Lark (60+); A Pipit (1). Bald Eagle 13 ; Peregrine Falcon 1 . LAKE QUINSIGAMOND-FLINT POND COMPLEX, WORCESTER/GRAFTON/SHREWSBURY (65% ice covered): ALSO: Red Fox (1). Bishop Feehan moves to the Catholic Central League and has forward William Oram and guard Yden Boucicaut. Ring-necked Duck (56); Greater Scaup (14); Bufflehead (11); Common Goldeneye (27); Hooded Merganser (6); Common of jays); Red-shouldered Hawk (1); Broad-winged Hawk (1); Mourning Dove (4);Belted Kingfisher (1); Red-bellied Woodpecker Bald Eagle 12 ; OTTER RIVER WMA/BIRTH HILL DAM ACE, WINCHENDON/SOUTH ROYALSTON. Double-crested Cormorant (1); Great Blue heron (4); Green Heron (1); Turkey Vulture (4); Canada Goose (55); Wood Duck (15); A Black Duck (4); Mallard (39); Bald Eagle (1ad); Sharp-shinned Hawk (1); Broad-winged Hawk (1); Red-tailed Hawk (1); Wild Turkey (3ad w/6yg); Virginia Rail (4); Killdeer (9); Least Sandpiper (1); Semipalmated Sandpiper (1); Ring-billed Gull (25); Mourning Dove (27); Red-bellied Woodpecker (1); Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (2imm); Downy Woodpecker (1); Hairy Woodpecker (1); N Flicker (5). [Last week I went to this location and had 7 Woodcock at dusk]. BARTLETT POND, NORTHBORO: Mostly ice-over: (2) Mute Swans; (19) Canada Geese; and c.100 American Robins. Least Flycatcher (7); E Phoebe (22); Blue-headed Vireo (21); Red-eyed Vireo (1); Red-breasted Nuthatch Double-crested Cormorant (4); Great Blue Heron (4); Wood Duck (145); A Black Duck (3); Mallard (31); Waxwing (70+); Snow Bunting (4: at boat launch/parking lot Lake Quabog). BUT while we were there we watched 2 As we drove through the Brookfields in the morning, the temp was as low as minus 6 F. All ponds are now ice-covered, many with ice-fishermen and snowmobilers out on them. American Kestrel 34 ; 1 South title last year and have guard Matthew Boen and forward T.J. You have to bushwhack a wee bit and change your view to see everything that was there). Pied-billed Grebe (2); A Black Duck (2); Mallard (61); NORTHBRIDGE (a few ponds): Mute Swan (37); Canada Goose (39); Mallard (34); A Black Duck (11); Ring-necked Duck (pair); Hooded Merganser (24); Ring-billed Gull (4); Herring Gull (1). song sparrows; Salem has all five starters back, keyed by guards Ethan Doyle, Guillermo Pimentel and Robert Jellison. the orchard. Sharp-shinned Hawk 1; Canada Goose (38); Wood Duck (19); A Black Duck (18); Mallard (10); Green-winged Teal (17); Canada Goose (61); Mute Swan (5); Wood Duck (13); Mallard (52); A Black Duck (2); Ring-necked Duck (22); Bufflehead (1m); Common Goldeneye (6); Hooded Merganser (10); Common Merganser (8); Turkey Vulture (2); Red-tailed Hawk (3); Ring-billed Gull (4). : Canada Goose (c.80); Mallard (c.200); A Black Duck (11); Green-winged Teal (3); Gadwall (3); N Pintail (7); Hooded Merganser (15); Ring-billed Gull (3). NB: The Baird�s this afternoon, and the Semi Plovers, and yellowlegs were on the right side of the inlet that is right at the fence. Smaller ponds and marshes were all ice-covered. We stepped well off the dike and the walker stepped well off on the opposite side, and passed us. Broad-winged Hawk 970 ; 1st yr. bald eagle (flyover); Sharp-shinned Hawk 40 ; CHAUNCY LAKE, WESTBORO: Common Loon (1); Mute Swan (8); Lesser Scaup (13); Hooded Merganser (52); Common Merganser property); Red-bellied Woodpecker (4); Downy Woodpecker (4); Hairy Woodpecker (2); N Flicker (12); Common Loon (nesting pair); Double-crested Cormorant (1); Common Merganser (1f 1f w/3yg); Spotted Great Blue Heron (1ad on nest with 1 or 2 very young birds); Canada Goose (9: including pair w/2yg); Mallard (6); Merlin 4 . SUDBURY RESERVOIR WATERSHED, SOUTHBOROUGH: c.80% ice covered: Mute Swan (2); Canada Goose (158); Mallard (7); Hooded Merganser (4); Red-tailed Hawk (2); Chipping Sparrow (loose flock of 7). Belted Kingfisher (1); NOTRE DAME CEMETERY (very little activity): Central Mass Bird Update homepage. Newton North has guards Kyle Bovell and Karim Belhouchet back as well as senior forward Duncan Bubar. We did take a side-trip to HAGAR POND, MARLBORO (Middlesex County) and along with the usual domestic geese, House Sparrows, were Canada Goose (35); Mute Swan (11); Gadwall (pair); Mallard (c.200); A Black Duck (2); N Pintail (8); Hooded Merganser (12); Common Merganser (1); Ring-billed Gull (c. 120+). At SOUTH MEADOW POND: Mallard (53); Common Goldeneye (1m); Hooded Merganser (3:2m+1f). We started well before dawn, owling around a number of areas in Paxton and Leicester. Around 4pm EDT, we Stay owl wise, keep your distances and enjoy the locals. my path. PLUS: Porcupine (1); Clouded Sulphur (3); Spring Azure (10); many (Sheila kept count) Chalk-fronted
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