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only Lark Bunting found in Dutchess County was one
adult male on May 12-13, 1970 at Stissing by Thelma and
Paul Haight at their feeder. The Lark Bunting is a
rare vagrant statewide, with most sightings in the fall
and in the southeast, especially on Long Island. The
Dutchess County report is only the second inland record
in New York.
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and is shown only for illustrative purposes.
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