Spring Migration 2026 (Part 8- Miscellaneous) Next, we have some pictures of miscellaneous birds. Specifically, we have a Red-Winged Blackbird, a Song Sparrow, a House Finch, and a Cooper's Hawk. The Cooper's Hawk also had a nest in the area.

Spring Migration 2026 (Part 7- Grosbeaks and Baltimore Oriole) Next, we have some pictures of a beautiful male Rose-Breasted Grosbeak all puffed.

Spring Migration 2026 (Part 6 - Yellow-Billed Cuckoo) Next, I have some pictures of a Yellow-Billed Cuckoo. It was lucky. It was close by.

Spring Migration 2026 (Part 5- Miscellaneous Warblers) Next, we have some pictures of miscellaneous warbler species. Specifically, we have a Blackpoll Warbler, a Blackburnian Warbler, and a Chestnut-Sided Warbler.

Spring Migration 2026 (Part 4 Magnolia and Bay-Breasted) Next, we have some pictures of some Magnolia Warblers. They were pretty active near the end of my last visit.

Spring Migration 2026 (Part 3- Northern Parula and Black-Throated Green) Next, we have some pictures of a Northern Parula. There were a lot of them on the island.

Spring Migration 2026 (Part 2- Yellow Warbler and Common Yellowthroat) Next, we have some pictures of a Northern Yellow Warblers. I am glad I was able to get some pictures of them.

Spring Migration 2026 (Part 1- Vireos) In May, I was able to visit an island near me that is known for being a good spot for the warbler migration. First, we have some vireos like this Blue-Headed Vireo.

Backyard Birdwatching Post 17: In May, I was able to see a Northern Shoveler in the lake next to my yard. The picture is not as good. The sun was setting. I just wanted to document it, because I have never seen a Northern Shoveler here before this one.

In May, I was able to visit my local bog. At my local bog, I was able to see a Solitary Sandpiper, a Prairie Warbler, and a Carolina Chickadee with dinner.

NWR- Early May (Part 3) Next, we have some pictures of shorebirds and terns. First, we have some pictures of a Dunlin in breeding plumage. We also have a picture of a Whimbrel.

NWR- Early May (Part 2) Next, we have some pictures of swallows. First, we have some pictures of Purple Martins. They were living in some Martin houses near the visitor center.

NWR- Early May (Part 1) In early May, I visited my nearest NWR, and through this adventure, I was able to find a rare bird for my area. I was able to get pictures of this very photogenic Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher, native to Oklahoma and Texas.

Warbler Preserve- Late April (Part 3) Next, we have some pictures of a White-Eyed Vireo. It was singing way up in the trees.

Warbler Preserve- Late April (Part 2) Next, we have some pictures of Hooded Warblers. They were hard to get pictures of, but I was got lucky with these.

Warbler Preserve- Late April (Part 1) In late April, I was able to visit my local warbler preserve. I will be presenting a small thread of what I saw. First, I have some pictures of a Prothonotary Warbler. This warbler was actually building a nest nearby.

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Local Bog (Late April - Part 2) Here are more pictures of the other animals I saw last week. First, we have a Baltimore Oriole in addition to a Spotted Sandpiper.

Local Bog (Late April - Part 1) Last week, I was able to visit my local bog. Here are some pictures. First. we have a lot of pictures of a Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher. They were moving through shrubs and trees out in the open.

Warbler Preserve (4/18/26- Part 2) In addition to the Prothonotary Warblers, we also found some other warblers. First, we have Prairie Warblers.

Warbler Preserve (4/18/26- Part 1) I was able to visit a Warbler preserve close to me. Here are some pictures. First, we have a Prothonotary Warbler, the first of the year.

Backyard Birdwatching Post 16: In the past couple of weeks, I was able to see Northern Rough-Winged Swallow flying around my life. I was lucky to see this one perched on a tree.

4/11/26 (Part 2) Next, I was able to find this Yellow-Throated Warbler. It was hoping in the trees.

4/11/26 (Part 1) Early in April, I visited a place near me. Here are some pictures of the birds I saw. First, we have a Greater Yellowlegs that was walking on the trail and eating breakfast.

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In the first weekend of April, I was able to visit a warbler preserve close to me. At the Preserve, I was able to see an Eastern Phoebe, and here is some pictures.

Local Bog (Late March - Early April Part 4 Finale) Finally, I was also able to see a Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher hopping about in the tops of the trees. Here are some pictures.

Local Bog (Late March - Early April Part 3) In a deeper section of the bog, I was able to see a lot of Ring-Necked Ducks. Here are some pictures. In some, you can actually see the rings on their necks.

Local Bog (Late March - Early April Part 2) I was also lucky to see three Wilson's Snipe in the bog. They were just hanging out on the mudflats. I even saw one doing the sandpiper dance.

Local Bog (Late March-Early April Part 1): In late March and early April, I visited my local bog. At the bog, I was able to see some Killdeer and a male Blue-Winged Teal that was just hanging around the area. I was really excited to see the Blue-Winged Teal.

On 03/21/26, I visited a nature park near a river. In the river, I was able to see a molting Horned Grebe. Here are some pictures.

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Refuge Trip (3/14/26): I visited my local national wildlife refuge in March. Here is a thread of what I saw during my visit. First, we have some pictures of a Mute Swan and a Common Goldeneye.

Backyard Birdwatching Post 15: Here are some pictures from my backyard during late February and March. First, we have some pictures of Common Mergansers from my backyard.

Birdwatching (2/28/26) Part 4: I was also able to see some Greater Scaups at the inlet.

Birdwatching (2/28/26) Part 3: After the lake, I visited a nearby inlet to see some sea ducks. I was lucky enough to see some Long-Tailed Ducks and Black Scoters.

Birdwatching (2/28/26) Part 2: I was able to see a Bufflehead and some early Red-Winged Blackbirds from the same lake as the Canvasbacks. I am glad I was able to get pictures of the Red-Winged Blackbird singing.

Birdwatching (2/28/26) Part 1: At the end of February, I was able to visit a lake that is know for seeing ducks. I was lucky enough to see two Canvasbacks in the lake. Here is a thread of Canvasback pictures.

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Vacation Thread (Part-9 Mammals/Finale) Here are some pictures of the mammals from Sax-Zim Bog. First, we have some Red Squirrels that were around every feeder.