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A Morning of Birdwatching (2): 7:30 to 8:30: June 2021

Having made many early morning visits to Col. Sam Smith Park in May searching unsuccessfully for Whimbrels, I became aware of where the best spots in the park are for close-up bird photography. With that in mind, here is what I was able to photograph on a June morning.

Willow Flycatcher
Willow Flycatcher and Tree Swallow chick
Willow Flycatcher
Willow Flycatcher
Gray Catbird
Gray Catbird

MYSTERY BIRD

I will identify it at the end of the post.

Gray Catbird
Willow Flycatcher
Tree Swallow chick
Gray Catbird
Red-necked Grebe
American Goldfinch (male)
Song Sparrow
Song Sparrow
Tree Swallow
Tree Swallows
Tree Swallow chick
Tree Swallow chick and parent
House Sparrow (male)
Tree Swallow chicks
Tree Swallow
Red-necked Grebe
Mallard (male)
Common Grackle
Red-winged Blackbird (male)
Red-necked Grebes
Red-necked Grebe family
Red-necked Grebe chick
Red-necked Grebe chick and parent
Mallards (male)
Red-necked Grebe chick
Ring-billed Gull
Ring-billed Gull
American Goldfinch (male)
male House Sparrow feeding chick
male House Sparrow feeding chick

MYSTERY BIRD

An all-dark oriole – the Orchard Oriole (male)

Orchard Oriole (male)

NATURE POETRY

O fields in June’s fair verdure drest,
And vocal now with birds and bees!           – Henry Stevenson Washburn (1813–1903) 

Miles Hearn

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