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This Mockingbird went around and around trying to get to the cylinder feeder, but couldn’t get in! … Continue reading
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Cape Maygration – Heislersville
Our last day we birded Shorebirds at Heislersville We saw many Great Egrets, Double-Crested Cormorants and Black-Crowned Night-Herons on a rookery. Black Skimmers Herring Gull Two Bald Eagles. One on the nest and one on the top of the tree. … Continue reading
Cape Maygration Shorebird and Horseshoe Crab Festival – The Meadows and the Beanery
The second day at the Cape May Shorebird and Horseshoe Crab Festival, we birded dunes, freshwater wetlands, meadows, ponds and protected beach at the Meadows and the Beanery. Mute Swa Forster TernsPiping Plovers Laughing Gulls Muskrat Great Black-backed Gull … Continue reading
Cape Maygration
The most special part of our trip was meeting up with our friend Mark Garland. Mark is a Naturalist who leads lots of field trips and tours. He took us to a couple great birding spots. At the beach, we … Continue reading
Cape Maygration Shorebird and Horseshoe Crab Festival
Ferd and I went to Cape May, New Jersey for the Cape Maygration Shorebird and Horseshoe Crab Festival. We didn’t realize until the last minute that we needed to take a Ferry over to Cape May. We were very … Continue reading
The last of the Brown-Headed Nuthatches
This is the last picture of the Brown-headed Nuthatches I took on May 6th before they fledged. Two days after that, they were gone. … Continue reading
My first Indigo Bunting ever to visit my bird feeder!
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
The Rose-breasted Grosbeak visits my yard only a couple days out of the year in the spring. I have seen him the last couple days and was able to get a couple pictures before he took off for the year. … Continue reading
Brown-headed Nuthatches – fully feathered
I have Brown-headed Nuthatches nesting in my back yard. They are nesting in my Bluebird box. I added hinges to the top of the box for easy viewing. There were four eggs and only 2 survived. They are now 2 weeks old … Continue reading