Arrivals
- Barbara Seith
- Mar 23
- 1 min read
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

Quonnie Breachway
Black Scoter

Common Loon

Black Scoter

Brenton State Park
Killdeer

Harlequin Duck







Killdeer

Third Beach, Middletown
Northern Harrier





Atlantic Avenue, Westerly
Coyote



Breach Drive, Westerly
Osprey



Great Egret

Quonnie Breachway
Immature Female White-winged Scoter -- very unusual plumage




Piping Plovers

Succotash Marsh
Greater Yellowlegs

Lesser & Greater Yellowlegs


American Robin

Gadwall


Long-billed Dowitcher


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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