I did see one life bird a sora, four total in the meadow. I arrived Tuesday late because a lobster boat hit us while we were taking off, we had to go back to the dock and call coast guard, but we were only delayed for an hour. Came back today. Walked around the island many times.
Other highlights
Orchard Oriole 12
Blue Grosbeak 1 young male
Rose-Breasted Grosbeak(6)
Scarlett Tanagers(4)
Indigo Buntings (3)
Eastern Towhee (f)
Sparrows: we had White Crowned(20-30), White Throated(50-100), Lark (1), Swamp(12),Chipping(10), Savannah (20-30)
Warblers: Common Yellowthroat everywhere. Canada (7), Yellow(15-20), Palm (3), Black and White (20-30), Northern Parula (20-30), Black Throated Blue (4), Blackburnian (1), Chestnut-sided (20-30), Wilson (5), Magnolia (15-20), Yellow-rumped (20-30), American Redstart (1) male, Black throated Green (6), Nashville(12), Blackpoll (2), Northern Waterthrush & Ovenbird
Vireos: Red Eyed (4) Blue Headed (1)
Other birds were
Least Flycatchers (3)
Great Flycatcher
Pine Siskin
Wood Thrush
Veery
Swainsons Thrush
Bobolink, Cedar Waxwings
Eastern Kingbirds (13)
Brown Thrasher (2)
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