Awesome morning in the Rockland Bog. Lots of birds feeding their young. 22 species total. 3 new species added to my list include: magnolia warbler, eastern wood pewee and great crested flycatcher (on the way out as usual...) Of note was that all the birds marked by an * were seen together at one listening station! A mega-diversity microsite!!!!
-- South Rockland Bog
9am-12pm
Light breeze
20% clouds
65°-73°
- Ovenbird*
- American Crow
- Black throated green warbler*
- Red-eyed vireo*
- Common grackle
- Hermit thrush*
- American Goldfinch
- Nashville warbler*
- White throated sparrow*
- Common yellowthroat*
- American robin
- Blue headed vireo
- Black throated blue Warbler*
- Eastern wood pewee*
- Chipping sparrow
- Black-and-white Warbler*
- Yellow rumped warbler
- Black-capped chickadee
- Pine warbler*
- Magnolia warbler*
- Red breasted nuthatch*
- Great crested flycatcher
Odd that there were no redstarts, woodpeckers, chestnut sides......There were a lot of Nashsville, magnolia and pine warblers on the trail though, which was lovely.
Birding by ear requires being very vigilant about detecting and tracking down each and every sound. Don't be fooled again!!! You must constantly be open to hearing something new. When you are you won't be disappointed!! Which means you have to also be open to admitting you don't know something or that you may be wrong. Leave your ego in the car!!! But such fun and rewarding birding!
I am desperate to see/hear a Canada warbler. Does anyone have one nailed down within an hour of Rockport???
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