one of about a million Yellow-rumpsUNBELIEVABLE.
MAGNIFICENT.
AWE-INSPIRING.
That just might cover our first night and morning's birding here in Cape May. I'd need way more words to describe today.
They're having one of the biggest migration fall-outs in ten years, according to the local experts. We've seen at least 5,000 Yellow-rumped Warblers, another probably 10,000 American Robins, probably a 500-count mixed swallow flock (Northern Rough-winged, Tree (!), and a couple of Cave! LIFER!), and more. It's truly been a day unlike any other for me.
Some quick photo uploads:
I think this is a juvenile Bald Eagle, but Susan was hoping it might be the Golden Eagle that was banded later (after we saw him) this afternoon.We saw a couple of Northern Rough-wings:
We birded with Bill Thompson III this morning at the Beanery:
LIFER!
More later!
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