It was a great day to be outside-cool and sunny. Ten birders enjoyed easy viewing of the feeders off of the large deck. About 3 dozen American Goldfinches were easily viewed in the treetops.
We then proceeded on the trail to the boardwalk and viewing blind at May's Prairie. Chinsegut is
one of the most reliable places for Red-headed Woodpeckers. They were abundant and readily seen and heard along the trail and nature center area. We also had at least 4 Pileated Woodpeckers and many Pine Warblers singing in the treetops.
Then it was off to Lake Townsen and lunch at Shamrocks.
The list of species can be viewed at this eBird Link
Eileen Riccio/ Jim Meyer
We then proceeded on the trail to the boardwalk and viewing blind at May's Prairie. Chinsegut is
one of the most reliable places for Red-headed Woodpeckers. They were abundant and readily seen and heard along the trail and nature center area. We also had at least 4 Pileated Woodpeckers and many Pine Warblers singing in the treetops.
Then it was off to Lake Townsen and lunch at Shamrocks.
The list of species can be viewed at this eBird Link
Eileen Riccio/ Jim Meyer
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