Three Photos: Some Birds of Bath, Maine
Chipping Sparrow Canada Goose Chickadee Double-crested Cormorant Eastern Phoebe Red-winged Blackbird Turkey Vulture Photos by Kai Pflug, taken in Bath, Maine, USA, and Popham Beach...
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Chipping Sparrow Canada Goose Chickadee Double-crested Cormorant Eastern Phoebe Red-winged Blackbird Turkey Vulture Photos by Kai Pflug, taken in Bath, Maine, USA, and Popham Beach...
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There was probably only 150 individuals of 40 or so species of moth last night but proportionally quite a few were migrants with the first Scarce Bordered Straw of the year, anothe...
There's a really nice diversity of bird migrants at the moment so yesterday and today I got to Church Norton at dawn to explore. August is such a great month for high diversity and...
The House Sparrow is not native to North America but has been remarkably successful there since its introduction. This makes the statement in its HBW species profile that “In this...
Cassin’s, Botteri’s, and Grasshopper sparrows – the songs of these grassland specialists are emblematic of summers on the Research Ranch where they nest within dense, native grass,...
I got back from Spain late Saturday night and spent yesterday, Sunday. catching up. With a south east breeze and sunny conditions it was perfect raptor migration weather so I put a...
Lark Buntings are migratory sparrows that live in grasslands from south central Canada to the northern plateaus of Mexico. For most of the year, the buntings are brown, white and s...
Sparrows are iconic desert denizens of the southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico. They thrive in open arid habitats, with evenly spaced shrubs, trees, and cacti. Historically, thes...
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Looking as though it had arrived for a black-tie event, the bird flew out from beneath Salem’s Church Street Bridge and back again, insect in bill. Years prior, a black Phoebe appe...
Quite how good this breeding season has been for our Swifts is debatable
Spotted Wood Kingfisher Streaked Spiderhunter Oriental Pied Hornbill Black-throated Sunbird Art by J. W.
The Common Yellowthroat is another bird that looks surprisingly stunning for a bird breeding in a temperate climate. Apparently, it is very common – the Audubon Society claims that...
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On Wednesday afternoon (2nd) we left Estaca de Bares and headed east towards Santander to twitch a long staying Kelp Gull that arrived in Northern Spain in December 2024. The bird...
Full disclosure: I am not familiar with North American birds at all. So, I will probably write quite a few posts excitedly discussing species that our readers in the US find boring...
A male Buff-breasted Sandpiper courts a female on their breeding grounds far north of the Arctic Circle. He raises his wings, flashing their silvery-white undersides, as he sings h...
I was out at Sand Key Park in mid-April hoping to see some migrating birds. It was still a little early for peak spring migration and so far it was mostly a bust. Only a few birds...
This is another profile of a bird that was new to me during my first proper birding trip in North America, though it is probably terribly familiar—and rather boring—to readers in t...
There was a strong southeast wind today which was unusual. I decided to do East Side as I knew this would be sheltered from the wind. It didn't pick up until mid-morning and there...
Which bird species do you think is the biggest attraction to visitors of your lodge (please only name one species)? Blue Crane What is the name of your lodge, and since when has yo...
I've been sneaking out into the field over the last couple of days to help cope with the summer holidays. I was up early yesterday morning for the high tide roost at East Side HER...
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