Coastal fallout!

[Steve Mirick]

Lots of birds on coast!  Get out if you can!

Steve Mirick 

Bradford MA 

[Iain Macleod]

Inland too. Trees in my yard are dripping with warblers. 16 species of warbler so far including Cape May, Blackpoll and Bay breasted.

Iain MacLeod
Center Sandwich, NH

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[Pam Hunt]

Concord's hopping as well. I had 62 species at Horseshoe Pond in about 2 hours, and that doesn't include the Bay-breast that Zeke had. Personal highlights were two Wilson's, Cape May, and Marsh Wren. Parulas are everywhere.

I'm back in the office at the moment, but will likely wander around the Island in a bit - gotta find more species for my 1-mile radius list!

Pam Hunt
Penacook

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[Remington Moll]

Dover likewise super active. Ovenbird, parulas, black-and-white, scarlet tanager, black-throated green, oriole, great-crested flycatcher, chestnut-sided in residential yards this morning less than 1/2 mile from downtown.