Have just finished my first running of the Cape Neddick Breeding Bird Survey in southern Maine. Picked a fine morning for it and we managed a whole lot of chipping sparrows and robins among other things and a few surprises too. Would love to hear from other surveyors about any tricks or tools they use to help separate out the bird calls etc. For example, at a few stops we had a robin or cardinal so close that it was near deafening and made it quite difficult to hear just about anything else. I’m told throwing rocks is bad etiquette!
Thanks, Dave Tucker Kittery Point
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