We have had multiple sightings of the Bald Eagles this year, but not the nest yet.
We checked out our resident Northern Waterthrush, as it was singing up a storm.
We had good action at the feeders, including a Hairy Woodpecker drinking from the hummingbird feeder!
We did our first loon count with disappointing results. We counted 10 adult loons, but none on a nest, not even the old reliable gull rock site, which was occupied by Common Terns.
We took a drive out towards Cayamant to check on the heronry we discovered last year. There were 3 nests occupied and a bonus Snapping Turtle trying to lay her eggs.
Patrolling up and down the road, we discovered a Cedar Waxwing, a Magnolia Warbler, a Common Yellowthroat and a Swamp Sparrow.
Further along the road, by open fields, we saw a few Bobolinks, and an Eastern Kingbird.
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