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08 Oct 2021 06:20; Baldwin co. AL; suburban yard Sounded like a nightjar, but not enough to speciate. We have Chuck-wills-widow year-round; Eastern Whip-poor-will winter here. 20211008_062050 - Copyed2.wav
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08 Oct 2021 Baldwin co. AL 06:19; suburban yard 20211008_061917 - Copyed2.wav
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03 Oct 2021 Baldwin co. AL; abandoned homesite; heavy woods; river; wetlands 20211003_141922ed2.wav
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06 Oct 2021 Baldwin co. AL; base of delta, riverside; estuarine environment. Caspian Tern grunts interspersed with whistles of at least 2 syllables. Wondered if these were juvenile Caspians, but wasn't sure if they would be calling this late in the year 20211006_142952 - Copyed.wav
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07 Oct 2021 Dauphin Island, Mobile co. AL; beach & jetties 1. Peregrine Falcon 2. Peregrine Falcon or Osprey? 3. Least Sandpiper 4. Northern Harrier 5. one of the Night Herons
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06 Ocot 2021 Escambia co. AL; large preserve, longleaf savannah insterspersed with mixed hardwoods; riparian areas 1. Cooper's 2. Bay-breasted Warbler
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04 Oct 2021 Baldwin co. AL I ID'd this as immature Mississippi Kite, but eBird is not giving me that option. I realize they should be gone by now, so would like some confirmation/correction. One was seen in Pensacola, FL (adjacent county to mine) on Oct. 1.
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05 Oct 2021 Baldwin co. AL; bayside public park; heavy woods; heard from elevated boardwalk through cypress swamp, began to record & then saw 2 birds fly with flash of yellow, but could not definitively ID. Calls ceased after they flew 2021-10-05 0900ed.wav
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04 Oct 2021 Baldwin co. AL; good-size flock of chickadees, warblers, vireos, etc. came in today after heavy rains. These are some I couldn't ID, and are probably birds I have seen and should know, but I'm still not very good with silhouettes. 1. 2. 3. 4. 4.
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29 Sept 2021 Baldwin co AL; large bayside public park with heavily wooded walking paths; beach; cypress swamp, pines, upland wet mixed woods Feeding mid- to high-canopy in upland wet mixed woods
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26 Sept 2021 Baldwin co. AL; riparian woodlands (oak/pine/red & Atlantic cedar), few scattered homes 2021-09-25 1619ed2.wav
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27 Sept 2021 Baldwin co. AL; bayside public park; walking paths, drive, thin woods, small duck ponds MimicThrush_2021-09-27 0845ed.wav
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22 Sept 2021 Baldwin co. AL; suburban yard I recognize the usual Carolina Chickadee call toward the end of the recording; the one I don't recognize is the high-pitched call, heard mostly in the first 24 seconds. BirdNet ID'd as Pacific Slope Flycatcher, but that would be a little weird here. 2021-09-22 1342ed2.wav
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27 Sept 2021 Baldwin co. AL; small bayside public park with pier & beach & thinly-wooded (pine, cypress, oak) walking trail adjacent to park's drive 1. European Starling vs. ?--small flock of 5 2. European Starling (different individual than #1)-it was perched in a tree with some other unidentified songbirds and a Cooper's Hawk took one of the group before I could ID 3. Marsh Wren vs. Carolina Wren who saw something he shouldn't have
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25 Sept 2021 Baldwin co. AL; large agricultural patch with pasture/cropland, ponds
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Baldwin co. AL; suburban yard 1. 20 Mar 2020 2. 2 Dec 2020 3. 19 Apr 2021
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21 Sept 2021 Baldwin co. AL suburban backyard Bless his heart. His mama loves him.
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20 Sept 2021 Baldwin co. AL; suburban yard; among a group of various warbler species gleaning mid-to high Live Oak canopy
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Alabama Coastal Birdfest
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October 6-9, 2021 https://southalabamalandtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/BirdFest-2021-Schedule-4.pdf- 2 replies
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16 Aug 2021 Baldwin co. AL; heavy oak/pine woods with adjacent wetland (seep, springs) Eastern Wood-Peewee (due to the long wings & tail) vs. other flycatcher sp. He flew down to a dead limb just a few feet above the ground--I think to investigate me rather than forage as I did not see him sally or flycatch.
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13 Sept 2021 Baldwin co., AL; bayside public park; heavily wooded; cypress swamp, pine-oak uplands, marsh, stream 1. Eastern Wood Peewee vs. Empidonax sp. Does his qualify as an eye-ring? 2. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher vs. ?
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Baldwin co. AL Sept 2021 Hi, All. We have had resident Barred Owls for the 20+ years we have lived in our suburban neighborhood. They call frequently (and raucously) at night and commonly in the daytime, also, and it is not unusual for them to fly through or perch for a time in the yard. My question: Other than mating season & contact calls between mates/family members, at what other times would a Barred Owl hoot? I ask, because a couple of days ago, in the late afternoon (still full daylight), a lone Barred was hooting from fairly low in a tree, then dropped to the ground behind some shrubbery, then flew back into the canopy to a different perch. It looked as though he/she were taking prey, but I thought it odd the owl would call attention to itself with hooting if that were the case. There was no reply from any other owl that I could hear. Thoughts?
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21 Aug 2021 Baldwin co. AL; small seasonal freshwater pond 1. Blue-winged Teals 2. Greater Yellowlegs
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22 Aug 2022; Baldwin co. AL; heavily wooded unimproved acreage with oak/pine/poplar; abundant springs/seeps; adjacent longleaf pine stand; bird high in canopy, gleaning & hanging "chickadee-like" among heavy grapevines
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04 Aug 2021 Baldwin co. AL; suburban yard; feeding hurriedly on pokeberries; in constant motion, hopping quickly through shrub There were 2 individuals, both the same in coloring, etc. I hesitated calling female YEWA, because at least one had visible streaking on the underside
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