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White-rumped Sandpiper

Latin:  Calidris fuscicollis

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White-winged Dove

Latin:  Zenaida asiatica

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Willet

Latin:  Tringa semipalmata

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Royal Tern

Latin:  Thalasseus maximus

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Sabine's Gull

Latin:  Xema sabini

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Sage Thrasher

Latin:  Oreoscoptes montanus

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Say's Phoebe

Latin:  Sayornis saya

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Scissor-tailed Flycatcher

Latin:  Tyrannus forficatus

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    Rehabilitated Golden Eagle Released

    Erin O'Connell & her team helped to rehabilitate an injured Golden Eagle.

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    Important Bird Areas

    Stratford Great Meadows Area

    Stratford Great Meadows of the Stewart B. McKinney NWR

    Maps of Urban Oases Sites in New Haven

    Maps of Urban Oases Sites in New Haven

    Maps of Urban Oases Sites in New Haven, CT

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    Audubon Career Center

    History of Audubon and Science-based Bird Conservation
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    History of Audubon and Science-based Bird Conservation

    Do Eagles Remain Faithful to One Mate Their Entire Lives?
    Nature Notes May 10, 2011

    Do Eagles Remain Faithful to One Mate Their Entire Lives?

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