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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Yellowthroat Feeding Cowbird

August 2006, George Clark was showing me some nice spots to bird in Vermont. In Hartford near its border with Pomfret we spotted a small bird feeding a much larger chick. It was a common yellowthroat working overtime trying to satisfy a young cowbird. Since there have been related discussions recently on the local listserv, I decided to post photos of this interaction here. A sequence showing their interaction follows.
Great Blue Heron
While trying to photograph something else recently, several Great Blue Herons put on a show. For years I tried to get decent photos of GBHs, mainly from our canoe as Jann and I paddled local lakes and rivers. I got a few, not many, and burned a lot of slide film in the process. Then we traveled to Florida and found the GBHs there quite used to people and very easy to photograph. I quickly realized the world had more GBH photos than it could reasonably absorb. Nonetheless, when the opportunity presents itself I still photograph this large and interesting bird.

Here is a brief sequence of an approach and landing on a nest.
And here is another heron who decides it is time to give its feathers a good fluffing.
Great Horned Owl Chick
Dave Merker alerted me a an owl nest not too far from where I live. So I had to go and check it out. One very cute, but not all that active, great horned owl chick was present in what looked like a very ample nest, perhaps one built by a great blue heron. Here are some photos from late in the day yesterday and early this next morning.
Windsor Warblers and Red-tailed Hawk Nest
A trip to Marton Road in Windsor yesterday yielded some colorful warblers, but no golden-winged. Heading home along County Road I spied a hawk nest with at least two chicks. The arrival of a parent confirmed they were a red-tailed hawks. Here is a brief slide show with two photos of each species: blue-winged, magnolia, black-and-white, and red-tailed. You might be able to see the food in the mouth of the second blue-winded warbler.
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Tagged Black-and-White Warbler, Blue-winged Warbler, Magnolia Warbler, Red-tailed Hawk, Vermont, Windsor
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