Hi all,
It was another light - and frigid! - flight that passed over and through Sandy Point Beach, Cousin's Island, Yarmouth. However, unlike in each of my 5 visits since 10/8 (none over 104 birds) the count was actually a little better than I expected and featured good diversity for the date and a couple of goodies.
6:59-9:05
33F, mostly cloudy (brief snow shower), WNW 4.0 increasing to W 19.2.
118 American Robins
36 Yellow-rumped Warblers
26 Dark-eyed Juncos
10 Ruby-crowned Kinglets
10 unidentified
8 Blackpoll Warblers
7 Rusty Blackbirds
6 Palm Warblers
6 Purple Finches
5 Chipping Sparrows
5 White-throated Sparrows
3 White-crowned Sparrows
2 Blue Jays
2 Red-breasted Nuthatches
2 Golden-crowned Kinglets
2 TENNESSEE WARBLERS (late)
1 Common Loon
1 Osprey
1 Greater Yellowlegs
1 Dunlin
1 YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO (photos. With Becky Marvil. My 4th ever here).
1 Peregrine Falcon (hunting)
1 Eastern Phoebe
1 Brown Creeper
1 American Pipit
1 Cedar Waxwing
1 Savannah Sparrow
1 ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER (my 7th ever here).
1 Baltimore Oriole
1 House Finch
> Song Sparrows
T= 262
-Derek
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