It is March and, as expected, the pace of the northward migration has increased. Southwesterly winds brought a variety of birds northward. Can spring and summer be far behind?

Eastern meadowlark. – Lanny McDowell
Tree swallows. – Lanny McDowell
Lesser black-backed gull. – Lanny McDowell
Northern mockingbird. – Lanny McDowell
Red-tailed hawk harassed by American crow. – Lanny McDowell
Osprey. – Lanny McDowell
Piping plovers. – Lanny McDowell
Merlin. – Lanny McDowell
Eastern phoebe. – Lanny McDowell
Northern gannets with common eiders. – Lanny McDowell
Ruddy turnstone. – Lanny McDowell
Horned grebe. – Lanny McDowell
Blue morph snow geese with white morphs. – Lanny McDowell
Mourning dove. – Lanny McDowell
Ruby-crowned kinglet. – Lanny McDowell
American kestrel. – Lanny McDowell
Redheads. – Lanny McDowell
American oystercatcher. – Lanny McDowell
Bald eagle. – Lanny McDowell
Greater yellowlegs. – Lanny McDowell
Common merganser. – Lanny McDowell
Ipswich savannah sparrow. – Lanny McDowell
Red-winged blackbird. – Lanny McDowell
Pied-billed grebe. – Lanny McDowell
Barrow’s goldeneye and common goldeneye. – Lanny McDowell
American goldfinch. – Lanny McDowell
Brown-headed cowbird. – Lanny McDowell

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