Crozet, VA, 11/18/18

All photos are © Marshall Faintich

Between recuperating from foot surgery, a one day winter weather event, and three days staying home while repairmen worked on getting our instant hot water heater from leaking, my birding during the past week was confined to watching House and Goldfinches at our feeder, and seeing a Bufflehead in the nearby retention pond.

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Bufflehead

November 18

My foot seems to be healing, so I did a short hike here in Old Trail, and ended up with 21 avian species. Best bird was my first of season Winter Wren.

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Song Sparrow

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Field Sparrow

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White-throated Sparrow

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Winter Wren

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Winter Wren

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Winter Wren

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Winter Wren

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Winter Wren

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Tufted Titmouse

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Downy Woodpecker

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House Finch

I spent a little more than an hour this afternoon up at the Rockfish Gap Hawk Watch, where I could do some birding from a lawn chair. Other than a few Crows, Ravens, Black and Turkey Vultures, Starlings, and a lone Song Sparrow, all I saw there were a few Red-tailed Hawks.

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Red-tailed Hawk

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Red-tailed Hawk


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