We are all looking and listening for signs of the approaching spring, as some of us cannot wait for it to come even though we have not experienced much severe winter weather so far.
So why was there a great egret in a salt marsh at Tom’s Neck on Chappaquiddick on Feb. 9? I
October is the peak migration season, as birds fly south on clear, cool, and calm nights.
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Morning bird song is at full tilt and many seasonal avian visitors continue to arrive. Annual standbys such as Towhees, Catbirds, and wrablers are being seen by Island birders.
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November brings cooler weather and the arrival of winter residents, especially waterfowl. Transient migrants continue to be found, including some summer resident species, though they appear in newer numbers.
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