Hey everyone,
This afternoon/evening I checked out a few spots around Kendall to see what migrants I might be able to find. I first checked Pompy Flats, but the area was relatively quiet except for a couple Yellow Warblers; there was a lone Solitary Sandpiper far out on the flats. Then I checked Kendall Station Rd: highlights were 2 or 3 nice male Baltimore Orioles, and a couple very vocal Broad-winged Hawks perched in the trees; they reminded me a little of Roadside Hawks, lol...
I then went over to Campbell Flats, where there was a fair amount of activity. I walked the perimeter around the big field and a little on the road in both directions leading away from the field. Highlights included: Warbling Vireo and a pretty good diversity of sparrows- many Savannah, Lincoln's, a gorgeous adult Swamp, and a couple White-crowned.
Campbell Flats:Solitary Sandpiper- 1 flushed from roadsideRuby-throated Hummingbird- 1Eastern Kingbird- 2Warbling Vireo- 1 FOSTree Swallow- 1Veery- 1Black-and-white Warbler- 4Common Yellowthroat- 4American Redstart- 2Yellow Warbler- 8Savannah Sparrow- 23 FOSSong Sparrow- 6Lincoln's Sparrow- 1 FOSSwamp Sparrow- 1White-crowned Sparrow- 2 FOSRed-winged Blackbird- 44Baltimore Oriole- 1Pine Siskin- 3
Cheers,Kyle KittelbergerDartmouth College

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