Tag Archives: American Robin
Local Talent
During weeks of gray days with drizzle and chilly, we walk most every day waiting for warmth and migrants. Here are some birds that hang out locally and brighten the dismal mornings. This Song Sparrow was singing non-stop and still … Continue reading
Posted in Vermont Birding
Tagged American Robin, Birding with Ginger, Common Grackle, local birding, Mallard, Song Sparrow, Vermont Birding, Washington County
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Cherry Hill – Part 2
As we walked a couple of miles alongside the reservoir, there was a quite a mix of birds. Here are more — some of the images are poor because of the grey skies. The first was this American Kestrel which … Continue reading
Posted in Birding With Ginger, MA Birding
Tagged American Kestrel, American Robin, Birding with Ginger, Eastern Bluebird, Killdeer, Red-breasted Merganser
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Back Home
A lot of birds arrived during our trip to North Carolina. On the first morning back, I had a wonderful outing. Many birds were singing including warblers (Yellow, Black & White, Chestnut-sided, Yellow-rumped, and Common Yellowthroat) and at the end … Continue reading
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Tagged American Robin, county bird, Gray Catbird, Mallard, migration, Solitary Sandpiper, Vermont Birding, Washington County
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