
It was an absolutely beautiful, crisp November day. Tim had a
Short-eared Owl come in off the lake first thing this morning. A male and a female
Northern Cardinal found their way to the feeders in the late morning. As people familiar with the flight at the Point know, some days the birds mill around to the extent that it becomes very difficult to put a number on the birds. Today was one of those days, but there was surely well over 1,000
Pine Siskin, over
300
American Goldfinch, and
around
125 White-winged Crossbill. Common Redpoll numbers increased a bit, and there were again
Pine and
Evening Grosbeaks present. Two
Northern Shrikes headed out over the lake in the afternoon. Other sightings included
; Bald Eagle, Rough-legged Hawk, Merlin, Great Black-backed Gull, Golden-crowned Kinglet, Snow Bunting, American Tree Sparrow, and
Lapland Longspur.
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