For three consecutive years now I have seen a prothonotary warbler drinking from my hummingbird feeder. This year I was able to get a couple of photos. I have taken to the removal of one of the four bee guards in order that he may drink. Has anyone else heard of, or witnessed this behavior before?
Good to see you and the other Caroline bird club members the other day. Below is a list of the birds we caught the other day with totals for each species. We banded a total of 76 new birds of 23 species, these numbers are for the entire day not just the time you where there.
Ruby-crowned Kinglet- 6 Winter Wren- 1 Am. Goldfinch- 11 Field Sparrow- 5 Yellow-palm Warbler- 2* Chipping Sparrow- 5 Common-yellow Throat- 1* Myrtle Warbler- 1 Savannah Sparrow- 1 Blue-headed Vireo- 1* White-throat- 10 Hermit Thrush- 5 Vesper Sparrow- 1* Sosp Sparrow- 1 Red-winged Blackbird- 5 E. Kingbird- 1* Brown Thrasher- 4 Mockingbird-1 Am Robin- 3 Blue Jay- 4 Flicker- 2 Common Grackle- 1 C. Chickadee- 1
* are new for the year.
We got our first Hummers today (2 males), Gray Catbird, and Wood thrushes. We have been hearing Wood Thrushes for a few days but caught the first of the year today. Other new birds heard but not caught were Black-throated Green Warbler and Yellow Warbler.
The Caroline County Commissioners named the Eastern Blue Bird the Official County Bird back in 1985. The Caroline County Bird Club’s official logo includes the Eastern Blue Bird. Our logo was created by Rob Brownlee-Tomasso
About the Caroline County Bird Club
The Caroline Bird Club is the oldest Eastern Shore chapter of the Maryland Ornithological Society. Established in 1951, the Caroline Bird Club’s members range from new birders to serious bird enthusiasts. People of all ages and experience levels are welcome to join.
How to Join the Caroline County Bird Club and Other Birding Resources