Bird Sightings on Martha's Vineyard: January 2020

Immature red-tailed hawk.
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Pine warbler.
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Common Eurasian teal.
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Baltimore oriole.
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Snow buntings.
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Greater white-fronted geese.
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Gray catbird.
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Sharp-hinned hawk.
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Winter wren.
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Northern flicker.
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Hermit thrush.
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Swamp sparrow.
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Eastern phoebe.
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Lark sparrow.
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Immature bald eagle.
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Razorbills.
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Red-headed woodpecker.
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Common goldeneyes.
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Female common merganser.
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Field sparrow.
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Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Winter birds are settled in on the Vineyard, and feeders are busier in January as birds look for reliable sources of food in snow and cold temperatures.

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Sally cook, Chilmark Massachusetts 2535 Ma.
Today, bright sun on the snow cover: a new visitor at our bird feeder in the woods was a house finch male sporting his red forehead and chest. On Sunday, during the snow storm, a little song sparrow seeking refuge under a holly branch that had blown against the feeder`s pole, occasionally appearing to snow/ground feed with half a dozen mourning doves.
February 10, 2021 - 12:21pm

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