There is a male Dickcissel continuing to sing from an uncut hayfield south of
Campden on Twenty Mile Road. He has been perching on the metal posts of the
electric fence on the north side of the road
Directions: Mud Street/Fly Road to Campden Road. Go south to the end. Turn
right (west) on Twenty Mile Road. Pass both the Comfort Farm houses and barns
on the left (south) The field driveway is across from the last barn and before
the hydro towers that cross the road. There are quite a few Bobolinks,
E.Meadowlarks, Savanna Sparrows, and Kingbirds too.
The Red-headed woodpeckers have relocated this year to the small woodlot
right in the Village of Campden. They are using a backyard feeder at 3578
Campden Road (not visible from the road) but I have seen them perched in the
dead trees just at the back of the driveways there.
Good birding! Nancy Smith, Vineland.
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