Robert A. Culbert

Flying In

How many species of birds are on the Island?

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Warbler Mania

May has arrived and brought the northward migration of warblers and other songbirds.

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First Landings

We have been eagerly anticipating the arrival of the first ruby-throated hummingbirds.

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Share the Beach

There are signs on beaches where piping plovers, American oystercatchers and several species of terns usually nest.

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Unanticipated Music

I was outside filling my feeder early in the morning of April 6, and the valley was full of a strange sound.

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Warbler Neck

A common complaint of springtime birders is warbler neck, a soreness in the neck from looking overhead at small insect-eating birds in the treetops during April and May.

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Nesting

The first tree swallows have returned.

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Spring Overshoots

If you think that our blue jays, cardinals, goldfinches and other feeder birds are colorful enough, help may be on the way.

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Northward Push

Once again, the west arm of the Lagoon Pond comes through.

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Anticipation

Fish Hawk! The return of the osprey is an eagerly anticipated event.

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