Willow Brook
“Also, while wandering the Willow Brook Trail (connector trail to Gull Crest Trail running back behind Cape Memory Care) a Chestnut-sided Warbler was spotted feeding a juvenile.”
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Also, while wandering the Willow Brook Trail (connector trail to Gull Crest Trail running back behind Cape Memory Care) a Chestnut-sided Warbler was spotted feeding a juvenile.
That said, on March 27 I flushed a single bird from the ground along the Willow Brook Trail that turned out to be a Pine Grosbeak.
And under the dim evening light of March 21 I lost track after counting a dizzying thirty-six American Woodcocks – four along Shore Road and the remainder along the Willow Brook, Spurwink River and across Gull Crest (uplands included).
At dusk on this same day, I spied a trio of Brown Thrashers along the Willow Brook trail.
On May 20, I encountered this secretive bird in CELT’s Willow Brook property, singing from deep within an overgrown, boggy thicket.
Late in the afternoon on September 7, I spotted a Wilson’s Snipe in Willow Brook, a piece of property protected by CELT.