Tag Archives: Flycatchers
Hangers-On — Part A
As most of the warblers, hummers, and flycatchers have left for warmer climes, I’ve been looking for birds that are packed but not quite ready to go. Here are some from last week. Ducks, except for a few hardy Mallards, … Continue reading
Posted in migration, Vermont Birding
Tagged fall migration, Flycatchers, local birding, mergansers, Vermont Birding, Washington County, Wood Ducks
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Some Local Birds
Over the past weeks, in spite of the challenges of foliage, I’ve managed to see a number of birds who are easy-to-hear but hard-to-see. The best example is the Red-eyed Vireo, who persistently calls from high in trees, rarely moving. … Continue reading
Posted in Local Birding, Vermont Birding, Vermont roadside
Tagged American Goldfinch, Baltimore Oriole, Birding with Ginger, Flycatchers, Red-eyed Viero, Veery, Vermont Birding, Washington County
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