Since Monday, in addition to DC cormorants that number near 100 at times (112 most I have counted at once) swarms of Swallows and Chimney Swifts have been gobbling up the bugs.
Tree
Barn
No. Rough-winged
Large numbers if Bank Swallows
Also 4 Spotted Sandpipers and some good Warbler numbers. In the parking lot at work I had 5 Blackpolls yesterday.
Redstarts
Yellow
Chestnut-sided
Paula
BT-green
B&W
Magnolia
Warbling and Blueheaded Vireo
Phoebes
Catbirds
Yesterday we had an Osprey and last week a Bald Eagle and The Peregrine.
But no Peregrine this week.
Chuck
Sent from my iPhone... So please forgive typographical errors, message brevity and any strange word choices my phone decides were better than what I actually typed.
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