Benedict Park, where many enjoyed the nesting Sedge Wren and 
Grasshopper Sparrows this summer, is also a great fall birding spot.  The Edgar 
A. Mearns Bird Club held it's annual Fall sparrow field trip there yesterday 
and spied the following;

 

Song Sparrow

Savannah Sparrow

White-throated Sparrow

White-crowned Sparrow (many!)

Swamp Sparrow

Lincoln's Sparrow (3)

Vesper Sparrow (1)

Field Sparrow

Chipping Sparrow 

Junco

 

We were also treated by a passing Peregrine.  In the past, this his been the 
most reliable place in Orange for Vesper and Lincolns and has produced 
Grasshopper, Fox and Clay-colored as well.  If you come for the sparrow's, 
don't miss the fields past the main parking lot and over the hill, where paths 
have been mowed through the fields, just for us.


Good Birding,
                  Curt McDermott
 

                                          
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