Date: 10/29/26 7:15 am From: DAVID KOCH <0000012d74227426-dmarc-request...> Subject: Re: Koch property Northampton County
Before someone corrects me, I should've said nine species of sparrows because juncos are sparrows.
Arlene Koch Easton, PA Northampton County <davilene...>
On Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 07:39:43 PM EDT, DAVID KOCH <0000012d74227426-dmarc-request...> wrote:
Currently there are eight sparrow species in the bottom fields — song, swamp, whitethroated, white-crowned, field, chipping, Savannah, and Lincoln’s. Both kinglets are around as are several yellow-bellied sapsuckers. Robins and waxwings are visiting a crabapple tree with extremely small fruit daily. A pine warbler is in the front yard for 5 days as are purple finches, but I’ve not seen any siskins to date. Juncos are, not surprisingly, everywhere. And a week ago a lark sparrow was with a flock of chippings that seemed to be following a small flock of bluebirds that are daily in the yard or upper fields but I only saw it once before both it and the chipping sparrows flew off.
