Hummingbirds Still Here, Are Yours?

Do you still have hummingbirds in your area of the country? You can respond to us in the comments section of this blog entry below or send u...

Finch Feast

Our American Goldfinches are feasting on thistle seed in our Stokes Select Finch Screen Feeder and they're a treat for our eyes. Finche...

Bird Migration Past the Moon

Last night, while listening for migrating birds, I photographed this beautiful full moon with my 500 mm Canon lens. What a sight. You can se...

Agility Dog Phoebe

Hi there, It's blogger Phoebe again. Time to do some bragging about me. Enough about all this birds schmirds stuff. I just graduated fro...

And More Hummers

A Ruby-throated Hummingbird again was at our "Salvia Lady in Red" plants. Consider planting this winner annual plant next year in ...

Hummingbird Migration

We had a Ruby-throated Hummingbird at our Salvia "Lady in Red" plant early this morning. There was a lot of interest in early summ...

More Hawks Again

Some of the hawk-watchers at Pack Monadnock Raptor Migration Observatory , scanning the skies in different directions to find hawks. Don is ...

Hawks Again

Osprey The View off the hawk-watch site of Pack Monadnock Raptor Observatory We were hawk-watching yesterday at Pack Monadnock Raptor Observ...

1,487 Hawks at Pack Monadnock Raptor Observatory

Yesterday we saw 1,487 Hawks at Pack Monadnock Raptor Observatory . 1,352 of them were Broad-winged Hawks. After a slow start, the majority ...

Gone Hawk-watching!

We're going hawk-watching. Today could be a good day. If you have a chance, go out with your binos and look up at the sky. See our post ...

Hawk-watching Tips

Broad-winged Hawk, adult. Has thick, black-and-white tail bands. The hawks are coming! The hawks are coming! We're entering prime hawk m...

Merlins and Kestrels

American Kestrel, male American Kestrel, female Lillian, watching the Kestrels and Merlins Merlin Merlin Don watching the flying falcons The...

Think Hawk-watching!

Broad-winged Hawk A "kettle" of migrating Broad-winged Hawks. The larger birds are Turkey Vultures. Hawk-watching season is now st...