We had a great day doing the bird count, even though it was a tad bit chilly along the shore. Started off about 7:30 am and traveled down through Port Clyde to Blanche. A little disappointed that the ponds along Thomasville and Reynoldscroft didn't yield anything but that's the way it goes. Willets, Gulls, Greater Yellow Legs, Canada Geese and a Green Wing Teal. From there we stopped at Crow's Neck Beach in Baccaro finding more Willets, Gulls and 3 Piping Plover. At the lighthouse we saw a number of Ducks, Gulls and Cormorants. It was a quiet drive along Villagedale but when we got to Barrington Head, the water was filled with Cormorants - 106. Tree Swallows at every stop. Plans were to go grocery shopping in Barrington but we detoured and had dinner at West Head Take Out and visited friends for a few minutes in Clarks Harbour. Groceries and then homeward. Did a quick run to Lois' to check out her feeders and area and counting at my feeders finished off the day.
The telephone lines are always a great spot to find Tree Swallows.
This pair of Canada Geese were out for a stroll on the road at Blanche.
Green Wing Teal - he was on the other side of a pond of course.
Willets were at every place we stopped.
Another Willet.
Black Scoter on the rock, assume those are females in the water.
Just a few of the Cormorants that were at Barrington Head. Think the Kiacks must be running.
Male Yellow-rumped Warbler - a female was with him yesterday, nesting will soon begin.
Enjoy your day!
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