I’ve heard for years there were Yellow Warblers at Greenbury Point, but this is the first time I’ve found one. I was actually unsure what it was for a moment.
I’m still maintaining the usual routine, but I managed a trip to Bombay hook with Graeme, and a couple of trips to CBEC, which is starting to pick up a little.
The Trumpeter Swans are doing well. They seem to spend all their time preening and feeding and presumably sleeping. The book says they feed in the dark, also.
A few other birds have showed up, but this is typically the slowest time of year.
Sunrise at Possum Point.
Don’t miss the Trumpeter videos.
I saw fewer Great Crested Flycatchers than usual this year.
Sunrise at Possum Point.
The Trumpeter Swans are doing well.
This female Yellow Warbler and a friend stopped briefly at Greenbury Point.
A few Orchard Orioles usually come through the point each year.
Green Herons are common this year.
I don’t see many Great Egrets at Woolchurch Pond, as there’s seldom any mud.
Many Wood Ducks are fledging.
Black Crowned Night Herons are unusually common this year.
Common Yellowthroats are plentiful at Greenbury Point.
