I had planned to work this morning, but my plans changed and I got to Terrapin about 8:30. I suspect I missed the best time, but there were enough birds still around to make it worthwhile. There weren’t as many birds as yesterday and I didn’t see any kinglets at all.
This Flycatcher may stay through the Winter.
We are in the northern part of the Eastern Towhee's Winter range.
The pink beak is a good field mark for the Field Sparrow.
The Dark Eyed Junco is one of the most abundant forest birds in North America.
The White Throated Sparrow breeds in Canada.
Look for rows of shallow holes in tree bark to locate a Yellow Bellied Sapsucker.