#usbirds — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #usbirds, aggregated by home.social.
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Personalized Boho US Birds Apron https://zazzle.com/personalized_boho_us_birds_apron-256812685754809690?rf=238667188152553553
via @zazzle #birds #USBirds #apron #giftideas -
Personalized Boho US Birds Apron https://zazzle.com/personalized_boho_us_birds_apron-256812685754809690?rf=238667188152553553
via @zazzle #birds #USBirds #apron #giftideas -
An early morning at Negri-Nepote promised target species and golden light—but the results fell short of the preparation.
#Birds #USBirds #NegriNepote #Grassland #FranklinTownship #SomersetCounty #Summer #AmericanGoldfinch #GreenHeron #GreatBlueHeron #CommonYellowThroat
https://islandinthenet.com/negri-nepote-a-grassland-without-grass/
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A quiet pause with a Tree Swallow in the Institute Woods. #Birds #USBirds #Princeton #TreeSwallow #Swallow
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Chickadee paused in the tree in my yard. #Birds #USBirds #NewJersey
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A lone Whimbrel crossed my path in quiet flight. #Birds #USBirds #Whimbrel #CapeMay #NewJersey
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A first sighting of a Greater Yellowlegs, quietly poised in spring plumage, along the marshy edge of Jarvis Sound. #Birds #USBirds #CapeMay #NewJersey #GreaterYellowlegs
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A distant Black-bellied Plover stood alone on a shimmering mudflat, its quiet presence captured in a soft, spacious frame. #Birds #USBirds #CapeMay #NewJersey #Plover
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Purple Sandpipers foraged quietly on barnacle-covered jetty rocks in Cape May, revealing a surprising adaptation to a rugged, wave-splashed habitat. #Birds #USBirds #CapeMay #NewJersey
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single Northern Gannet glided silently over the inlet, just before the Osprey boat turned back. #Birds #USBirds #CapeMay #NewJersey #NorthernGannet
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Two American Oystercatchers stood motionless on the jetty at Cape May Inlet—each on one leg, silent and still. #Birds #USBirds #CapeMay #NewJersey #Oystercatcher
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Three gulls, three very different personalities.
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While drifting through the final bends of the saltmarsh aboard the Osprey, I spotted a group of five Boat-tailed Grackles moving low through the reeds near the mouth of Jarvis Sound.
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While scanning the skies above Cape May Harbour, I spotted a slender tern gliding past the boat. At first, I wasn’t sure which species I’d photographed—Caspian, Common, or Forster’s? Back at home, subtle field marks confirmed it was Forster’s Tern in breeding plumage. A life bird. One that taught me to look closer.
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At the marina’s edge, the Ruddy Turnstones scurried along the green planks like tiny dockside inspectors.
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They moved fast, flew low, and never stopped.
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I watched Double-crested Cormorants rest, launch, and fly as our boat drifted through Cape May’s saltmarsh.
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A nesting pair of Ospreys marked the start of a quiet birding trip by boat around Cape May Island. Salt air, good light, and 29 species logged.
#birding #CapeMay #springmigration
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The American Robin isn’t rare—but that’s exactly why I appreciate it.
#Birds #USBirds #AmericanRobin #HoblerPark #Blawenburg #MontgomeryTownshipNJ #SomersetCountyNJ#MontgomeryTownshipNJ #SomersetCountyNJ
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A Brown Thrasher singing from the treetop like it had all morning to spare.
#Birds #USBirds #BrownThrasher #HoblerPark #Blawenburg #MontgomeryTownshipNJ #SomersetCountyNJ
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I barely moved, but Hobler Park delivered three bird species, soft light, and a quiet reminder to slow down.
#Birds #USBirds #HouseSparrow #HoblerPark #Blawenburg #MontgomeryTownshipNJ #SomersetCountyNJ
https://islandinthenet.com/perched-and-patient-house-sparrows/
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Tree Swallows don’t wait around—but if you do, sometimes one lands just long enough to make your morning.
#HoblerPark #Blawenburg #MontgomeryTownshipNJ #SomersetCountyNJ #Birds #USBirds
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After ghosting me all winter, the White-breasted Nuthatchwaltzed back like nothing happened—typical.
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A simple trick—scattering cracked corn—transformed my yard into a quiet stage for cardinals and jays.
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After visiting the gulls near the boathouse at Lake Carnegie, I crossed over to the Kingston Mill Historic District. The Millstone River and Lake Carnegie Dam reveal a gathering of geese and ducks—still water, soft light. #Birds #USBirds
https://islandinthenet.com/ducks-geese-lake-carnegie-february-2025/
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A spontaneous winter walk led me from a quiet Song Sparrow to a frozen lake filled with Ring-billed Gulls. #Birds #USBirds
https://islandinthenet.com/bird-larus-delawarensis-ring-billed-gull-carnegie-lake-mercer-county/
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A spontaneous trip to Van Horne Park led to an unexpected encounter with a Song Sparrow hidden in the winter grass. #Birds #USBirds
https://islandinthenet.com/chasing-birds-on-a-whim-a-winter-day-at-van-horne-park/
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A Carolina Wren showed up during a February snowstorm, full of attitude and louder than any other bird in the backyard. #Birds #USBirds
https://islandinthenet.com/carolina-wren-thryothorus-ludovicianus-3/
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🌎 House finch (Haemorhous mexicanus) #NorthAmericanbirds #USbirds #Canadianbirds #Mexicanbirds | #Housefinch #Haemorhousmexicanus #Carduelinefinches #Carduelinae #Truefinches #Finches #Fringillidae | #mybirdcards #birdcards #birds🦜 #BirdsOfMastodon #birds
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The American Avocets are back (mostly juveniles), and they are hanging with the resident Black-necked Stilts. Interesting light last night, even if a little dark.
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Watched a belted kingfisher hovering then diving today. Alas it was a long way off and the dive was a blur, but here’s the hover
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another bird enjoying a damp morning in Marin. A Townsend's Warbler on the orange tree.
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not so silent sunday. There's a very noisy pair of red-shouldered hawks in my 'hood