New Hampshire Bird Records
Bob Crowley
Just got my copy in the mail. The new format is really something. I highly recommend it. Unbelievable how much information, articles and photos they have been able to get into one issue.
Bob Crowley
Chatham, NH
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As Bob Crowley mentioned with his kind words (thanks Bob!), the Spring 2019 issue New Hampshire Bird Records is out to subscribers. There’s a new look with this issue, and we’ve expanded the color cover to include the inside as well as the outside. There are so many great color photos out there I’m excited that we can print more of them.
The issue includes the article about Trumpeter Swans in New Hampshire that we already posted as an early sneak preview:
http://www.nhaudubon.org/a-trumpeter-swan-in-new-hampshire-a-historical-perspective/
There will be another free article online and I’ll post when that is available.
Here are the Contents for the issue
From the Editor – A New Look for New Hampshire Bird Records
Spring Season: March 1 through May 31, 2019 by Eric Masterson
Field Notes, Spring 2019 compiled by Diana Stephens
A Yellow-throated Warbler in Sunapee by Dylan Jackson
A (Yellow) Purple Finch!
Scarlet Tanager Eats a Balanced Meal
Bald Eagle vs. Great Blue Heron by Diana Stephens
A Fearless Great Blue by Jon Woolf
Blue-winged Warbler Hybrid Seen in Durham
White-winged Scoter Found in Downtown Manchester
The Hawk and the Wren by Catherine Fisher
Woodcock with Babies
Field Trip Report, Spring 2019
A “Big Day” of Spring Birding in New Hampshire by Steve Mirick
My Mid-May “Medium” Morning by Kurk Dorsey
Brown Thrashers Raptorthon Summary by Julie Brown
A Five-Mile Radius Big Day by Pamela Hunt – FREE ARTICLE
Epping “Medium” Day by Greg Tillman
A North Country Field Trip During a Remarkable Season by Bob Quinn and Doug Bechtel
Photo Gallery – Bay-breasted Warbler Visits Pelagic Trip by Rebecca Suomala
Find Birds with eBird by Kathryn Frieden
Birding at the Top of New England by Will Broussard
Loon Rescue at Rye Harbor by Jon Woolf
Songbird Saver: A New Website to Help Prevent Birds from Colliding into Towers by Steve Holmer
Birders Encounter a Satellite-tagged Merlin on Star Island by Chris DeSorbo
Volunteers and Research – Bahama Piping Plovers Nest in New Hampshire by Meryl Friedrich
A Trumpeter Swan in New Hampshire! A Historical Perspective by Diana Stephens
Answer to the Photo Quiz by David B. Donsker
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Safe Birding!
Becky Suomala
Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2020 1:01 PM
To: New Hampshire Birds
Subject: [NHBirds] New Hampshire Bird Records
Just got my copy in the mail. The new format is really something. I highly recommend it. Unbelievable how much information, articles and photos they have been able to get into one issue.
Bob Crowley
Chatham, NH
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