Crow

Watchers according to legend. A flock is called a murder.

Bobolink

They seem to be able to land and balance on a single blade of grass

Female Red Wing

Drab little meadow dweller

American Goldfinch

Pretty and quick. Look for them at meadows edges

Early Bird

Did indeed get the worm

Pheasant

Watch for these birds darting in front of your car, locals call them road runners!

Hen Pheasant

Bland in comparison, but their job of safely incubating the eggs requires it

Cock Pheasant

Colors become more vibrant pre-mating as a way of attracting mates.

Hummingbird

Quick, adept, fierce. These little creatures are a favorite to feed during the summer months

Sentry

Abundant, varied, noisy, scavengers.

Seagull Chick

Awaiting food. These birds serenade you while you walk on the beaches

Waxwing

A bird of certain understated beauty. As fruit eaters they are often spied in apple trees or making a meal of rose hips.

Bohemian

A soft coat made of suede is what their plumage looks like

Waxwings

A small group

Wild Turkey

These were actually our pets. They once roamed here naturally, I am told

Ruffed Grouse

One of the many sport birds found here. 

Northern Parula

This little man sang his heart out from a flowering crab tree, trying desperately to woo his mate, who we never did see

White Winged Crossbill

Check the beak, one of the easier birds to identify... it actually crosses!

Crossbill

The colors Mother Nature can create is astounding

Blue Jay

Bossy, loud mouth birds... colorful an clownish!

Pair

Shore birds.

Trio

In flight they resemble a well choreographed dance.

Warming

Tucked and fluffed

Sand Piper

Hearty little things, anything that lives on our shores has to be!