Bird News

Breeding Birds

Bob Shriber
The continuing story this spring is another cloudy rainy day with wind from the North and Northeast. Birdwatchers love their breeding birds but the challenge is finding migrants that you don’t regularly encounter.
Susan Whiting

The green heron makes a habit of crouching as it waits for dinner, sometimes moving like a cat, placing one foot gently down and then the other.

Susan B. Whiting

So, that handsome orange and black bird that sings a musical song from high in a tree is indeed a Baltimore oriole.

Susan B. Whiting

I will tell you about our trip to an island in the Pacific Ocean that is the shape, and almost the same size, as the Vineyard. Easter Island.

Susan B. Whiting

Rob Bierregaard was introduced to the Vineyard’s osprey population by Gus Ben David and has been studying the Vineyard’s ospreys since the 1960s.

Susan B. Whiting

Early last week the members of five bird-a-thon teams and feeder watchers watched in horror at the weather predictions. “We better not have rain...

Susan B. Whiting

Spring is a riot of color from the ground up. Migratory birds continue to arrive on-Island in droves and reports are abundant.

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