Hi all there is currently an American Woodcock in the middle of the trail
at the back entrance of the lab of ornithology It just moved to the side of
the trail along the pond shore.
Brad
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The ORCHARD ORIOLE (I assume the same one) that nested in our yard was back
this morning singing loudly from a large maple. In May he was actively
defending a nest then all went quiet. Not sure if there was a successful fledge
or not. Today is the first time I've seen or heard him since the
An exciting time of year! In the past two days I have observed the begging
fledglings of Phoebes, Grackles, Cardinals, Chickadees, and the defensive
parenting of Common Yellowthroats, Song Sparrows, Hairy Woodpeckers, Field
Sparrows, Towhees, and House Wrens. Still singing are Brown Thrashers,
