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Arrivals

This week some shorebird started to show up -- Piping Plover and American Oystercatchers -- have yet to get good photos, but they are here and that makes me happy. Quonnie Breachway is still full of Common Eiders @500 as it has been all winter. I didn't get out every day (including today - Sunday) but I spent a lot of time birding yesterday. The Ocean State Bird Club held it RI Cup (essentially a Big Day) and I figured I would go see if I could find anything for the players. Here are the week's highlights


Matunuck Schoolhouse Road

Wild Turkey in a tree

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Quonnie Breachway

Black Scoter

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Common Loon

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Black Scoter

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Brenton State Park

Killdeer

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Harlequin Duck

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Killdeer

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Third Beach, Middletown

Northern Harrier

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Atlantic Avenue, Westerly

Coyote

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Breach Drive, Westerly

Osprey

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Great Egret

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Quonnie Breachway

Immature Female White-winged Scoter -- very unusual plumage

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Piping Plovers

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Succotash Marsh

Greater Yellowlegs

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Lesser & Greater Yellowlegs

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American Robin

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Gadwall

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Long-billed Dowitcher

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Just birding from the porch today -- but have a "regular" a female Red-winged blackbird has been hanging out since Friday -- she's pretty!


This isn't her (my backup camera is on loan to a fellow birder right now) but it's a good photo of one that shows how she does not really look like you would think -- I love her very streaky breast.

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