It’s been a couple of weeks since I posted. It was quite slow for a while, but migration is in full swing now, and I’m actually finding the occasional warbler.
A trip to Bombay Hook with Graeme was a treat a few days ago.
I got to CBEC again, and Terrapin, but mostly I’ve stuck to Greenbury, Jonas Green and Quiet Waters.
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Quiet Waters garden.
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The fountain at Quiet Waters Park.
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This Magnolia Warbler was at Granbury Point .
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A solitary Tricolored Heron at Bombay Hook.
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I see a lot of Cardinals.
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The Black Throated Blue Warbler is one of my favorites.
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This is a juvenile Indigo Bunting.
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This female American Goldfinch may spend the Winter at Greenbury Point.
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Many Ruby Crowned Kinglets are passing through.
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Carolina Wrens are audible throughout the area.
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Brown Thrashers have impressive tails.
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The Jonas Green Wood Ducks are thriving.
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Red Eyed Vireos are heading South.
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There’s always a few Red Bellied Woodpeckers around.
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This Ovenbird was a surprise, as I haven’t seen many.
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Many Catbirds have been around for a week.
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This Common Gallinule was hard to pick out in the reeds.
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A female Red Winged Blackbird posed nicely.
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We saw 6 Mute Swans at Bombay Hook.
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Roseate Spoonbills have been seen in several MD parks.
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We followed a small flock of Wild Turkeys for a while.
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This Turkey Vulture is drying his wings.
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Peregrine Falcons seem to like Bombay Hook.
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There wer dozens of Great Egrets at Bombay Hook.
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I haven’t seen Bobolinks in a few years.
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So far, I’ve only seen Dunlins at Bombay Hook.
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The Rose Breasted Grosbeak is another bird I’ve seen rarely.
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I’ve e been seeing more Double Crested Cormorants at Possum Point.
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This is the first Black Bellied Plover I’ve seen.