Today was an ok day for birding. It was very sunny, not too cold (high 40’s F), and there was very little wind. The only problem was that there were a lot of other people out on the paths around the pond, which kinda got in the way of taking good pictures or audio recordings of a lot of birds. My excursion only lasted from about 7am to about 11:00am-ish because there became too many people as the morning became later -- this caused it to be near-impossible to try to identify most of the birds I heard singing, let alone trying to take pictures or recordings of them. I wanted to stay out longer and try to get some more observations in, but to no avail. In the end, I was able to see and hear a bunch of good birds, though, which I am happy about.
An American Crow appearing to forage on the ground
A pair of American Robins on the ground
A family of Canada Geese
A Mallard swimming in a pond
Songs of an American Robin and Mallard
A single Mallard in a pond. It got out of the water at my feet!
Calls of American Robin and Red-winged Blackbird
Might also be an American Robin -- not completely sure
A Blue Jay as well as Red-winged Blackbird
A Red-winged Blackbird
A Red-eyed Vireo (might be an American Robin, not completely sure)
A flock of Canada Geese flying over me
A few Blue Jays (I think) calling to each other
A Common Grackle near the path
American Robin as well as some Red-winged Blackbird
Might be Red-eyed Vireo, might be American Robin, might be one of each, not really sure
A Northern Cardinal along the path
A Northern Cardinal in the woods next to the path
A Rose-breasted Grosbeak near the path
A Hermit Thrush (I think) along the path
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