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Had a gull on my front field this morning. it was a gull that would have a black head and it had a

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At least 100 if not more robins looking for worms in the meadow behind the house. Also with them: a

It's actually very possible as there are now at least five confirmed locations where they have

Today a female yellow bellied sapsucker was drilling for sap on our maple. We've had a couple

A first for my Concord city yard! Steph Parkinson

As of yesterday, they were still there as of 3pm. In trees near Barton Hall (opposite the horse barn)

Again, after a few days of not spotting her, Shirley, the Baltimore oriole, visited my peanut butter

I saw my first one of the year today. Campton. Paula Woodward. Please forgive my typing errors- sent

Last year was a poor mast year, with smaller numbers of mice and voles going into the Fall. That plus

A brief sightig at the suet... First of the year for our back yard: https://ebird.org/checklist/

Have YBSS in the yard on our birch. Earliest we have had one in many years. Red-shouldered Hawks

This morning, after watching a juvenile Bald Eagle fly south over Pawtuckaway Lake, we saw four FOY

Brown Creepers singing over the past 2 days, Winding Brook Rd., Newbury 3/31/26 and 4/1/26 Joining

As of 845 they were still popping around- saw them in the M&T bank parking lot Sent from my

Bohemian Waxwing 40 continue by Putnam Hall, UNH. Reported earlier and seen today at 4 pm. Rich

Heard and saw a couple of different FOY phoebes in Exeter, and heard a song sparrow. Pam Kasnet

Yesterday, Eastern Phoebe. First of the year here in our yard, very vocal. Mourning dove has been

Birders Sam Guiles found a nice flock of Bohemian Waxwings yesterday across the street from the

This is New Hampshire Audubon's Rare Bird Alert for Monday, March 30 th , 2026. A male KING EIDER

This is New Hampshire Audubon's Rare Bird Alert for Monday, March 30 th , 2026. A male KING EIDER

Posted with permission. Owls and hawks are nesting now. When an adult owl is poisoned by eating

Pine Siskins flyiovers, Winding Brook Rd., Newbury, NH 3/30/26, More heard on Mountainside Rdie and

Linda and co-hiker Kathe Cussen had a singing Louisiana Waterthrush (“confirmed” by Merlin) in the

Linda corrected me that the sighting of the waterthrush was yesterday, March 27, the same day as the

An Eurasian Wigeon, many ducks, bald eagles and red-tailed hawks flying, and other species from NH

One arrived on March 26 and by the next day there were two. Both peenting. The one is doing courtship

I stopped by Front Park on Massabesic Lake for a few minutes this morning, to see if there were any

There were two common loons on the Connecticut River just above the Ledyard Bridge in Hanover this

Great Egret 6 in marsh north of Landing Rd. Rich Aaronian, Exeter Sent from my iPhone