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April 2016
Vol. 44, No. 2
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At a Glance
Bird Sightings
Book and Video Reviews
Feature Articles
Field Notes
Front Cover
Gleanings
Hot Birds
Musings from the Blind Birder
Photo Essay
Where to Go Birding
A Tribute to E. Vernon Laux: “Keep your Eyes to the Sky!”
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At a Glance: April 2016
Bird Sightings: November/December 2015
Birding Old Town Hill in Newbury, Massachusetts
Book Review: Desperately Seeking The Robin Snipe
Field Notes: Belted Kingfisher Skims the Water
Field Notes: Swainson’s Hawk at Bear Creek Sanctuary, Saugus, MA
Five things I learned from Vern Laux
Front Cover: April 2016
Gleanings: Wood Thrushes Sleeping Around
Hot Birds: April 2016
Musings from the Blind Birder: The Paradise of Memories
Photo Essay: Essex County Ornithological Club Canoe Trips
The Bobolink Project 2016
The Essex County Ornithological Club: 1916-2016
The Obscurest of Obscure Birds: Smith’s Longspur
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