A repeat of yesterday

This morning was very much a repeat of yesterday, weather wise but also concerning birds. It was a beautfiful morning:

Canada Geese in on of the ponds.

Sunrise: visible mistnets already early in the morning

So as I already said today was practically a repeat: just like yesterday we banded 75 new birds. A total of 109 birds were processed. 

Northern Flicker 1 -

Eastern Phoebe 2 -

Blue-headed Vireo 2 -

House Wren 2 -

Winter Wren 6 -

Golden-crowned Kinglet 2 -

Ruby-crowned Kinglet 15 -

Gray-cheeked Thrush 1 -

Swainson's Thrush 2 -

Hermit Thrush 2 -

Gray Catbird 3 -

Tennessee Warbler 1 -

Orange-crowned Warbler 1 -

Magnolia Warbler 2 -

Yellow-rumped Warbler 7 -

Blackpoll Warbler 2 -

Ovenbird 1 -

Eastern Towhee 2 -

Chipping Sparrow 1 -

Song Sparrow 6 -

Swamp Sparrow 2 -

White-throated Sparrow 8 -

White-crowned Sparrow 1 -

American Goldfinch 3 -

Total 75, 24 species

I still wanted to share these cool photos of the American Bittern we banded last Tuesday:

Flairing up

Both pictures taken by Brandon

Belted Kingfisher, female, from a couple of days ago