Tag Archives: Killdeer

Grey Days

Freezing rain, drizzle, wind – late November in Vermont can get on your nerves. I stopped at the local airport yesterday while a was gale blowing. Aside from a few wind-ruffled crows, no birds were about but I remembered a past visit, just a few weeks ago, and it made me smile, because of this guy.

See you next spring buddy – you got out of Dodge at the right time.

Cherry Hill – Part 2

As we walked a couple of miles alongside the reservoir, there was a quite a mix of birds. Here are more — some of the images are poor because of the grey skies. The first was this American Kestrel which we flushed walking in but was perched again of the same branch an hour later.

This Red-breasted Merganser was moving away from us.

Several Killdeers were foraging.
An uncooperative Eastern Bluebird
Double-crested Cormorant

My “helper” who like me, enjoys our birding outings.