The bobolinks strike again!!

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10 months 5 days ago - 10 months 5 days ago #11715 by KennB
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This article was in the Newburyport Daily News on Tuesday.

The young anchor on channel 5 this morning pronounced the name with long "o's"; bo-bo-link instead of bob-o-link. 
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10 months 1 day ago #11716 by deangelo54
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This link can help you lean the correct pronunciation.

This link provides information about Bob O. Link.
www.bloomberg.com/profile/person/2009907...out-banner#xj4y7vzkg

At least the Bobolinks don't show up and take all the parking spots when CMASS has the filed.

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10 months 1 day ago #11717 by hgreenblatt
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I wonder how our farmer friend (who does the haying) felt about this 
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The article alluded to funding for mowing being cut this year...

And more accurately  How to pronounce bobolink...

Its Bob (not Bohb) Ross 

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9 months 3 weeks ago #11718 by DeltaVee
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I wonder how our farmer friend (who does the haying) felt about this 
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The article alluded to funding for mowing being cut this year...

And more accurately  How to pronounce bobolink...

Its Bob (not Bohb) Ross 

I thought it was plovers that nested in the amesbury field...  No?

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9 months 3 weeks ago - 9 months 3 weeks ago #11720 by KennB
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The piping plovers are on Plum Island.
We've got Bald Eagles at the mouth of the Merrimack River.
Quite the popular area for the avian crowd.
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