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Tag Archives: Red Crossbill
Crossbills and a Redpoll in the Great Swamp N.W.R., Nov. 18, 2012
The morning was frosty today at the overlook on Pleasant Plains Road in the Great Swamp N.W.R. for Jeff Ellerbusch, Simon Lane and me. Some excellent ears (not mine) were able to instantly pick out definitive calls of a White-winged … Continue reading
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Tagged Common Redpoll, Great Swamp, mocosocobirds, Morris County, New Jersey, Red Crossbill, White-winged Crossbill
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Crossbills and Redpolls in Somerset; Waterfowl in Morris, Nov. 17, 2012.
Red and White-winged Crossbills continue at Chimney Rock in Martinsville. Jeff Ellerbusch and Simon Lane had 6 Red Crossbills and 4 White-winged Crossbills flyover early this morning. Later at Glenhurst Meadows in Warren Township, 3 Common Redpolls were feeding in … Continue reading
Red and White-winged Crossbills at Chimney Rock, Nov. 16, 2012
The hawk watching season is over for the year at Chimney Rock in Martinsville, but the Crossbills are paying no mind. Jeff Ellerbusch had one each of Red and White-winged Crossbills this morning at the parking lot. A Winter Wren, … Continue reading
Red Crossbills and Common Redpolls at Chimney Rock, Nov. 14, 2012
It was a morning filled with finches at Chimney Rock. In most years, the 11 Purple Finches and other Pine Siskins, American Goldfinches and House Finches that flew over the ridge this morning would have made for a remarkable day. … Continue reading
