Date: 5/1/25 2:53 am From: Chuck Imbergamo via CTBirds <ctbirds...> Subject: [CT Birds] May!
Hello CT Birders - Welcome to May!
May! - the month many birders dream about.
May! - the month filled with bird song.
May! - the month many birders will find themselves saying “ooh!” or “ahh!” while looking at a migratory warbler.
May! - the month many birders will find themselves in a grocery store buying oranges and cheap grape jelly.
Get out and find some beautiful birds and enjoy May!
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Good birding,
Chuck Imbergamo
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Madison
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