Re: CTBirds Digest, Vol 6245, Issue 1 - Hooded Warbler
Hi Rick,
I used to see hooded warblers on territory in Devil’s Den Preserve.
Best,
Jim
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- Hooded Warbler (Rick Kenneally)
- Re: Black skimmer (imbercj@comcast.net)
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From: Rick Kenneally rick.kenneally@gmail.com
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Just had a Hooded Warbler call clear as a bell from the woods between our house and the swamp here on Spectacle Lane in Wilton.
I couldn’t get eyes on it, but it’s the first I’ve ever heard here.
Rick Kenneally
Wilton, CT
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Hi Gregg -
Black Skimmer is not common in Connecticut - most would call it a 'good' bird, meaning that most birders would be happy to see one. That said, they are not technically 'rare' here either - they are somewhat regular, meaning that we have them around every year, but usually there are not many!
I'm pasting a link to the eBird species map for the Skimmer - the link is horribly long but it should work:
If it doesn't work, you can use the eBird species map to check on this and any other species: https://ebird.org/map
eBird has some great tools to explore birds!
I hope this information helps.
Chuck Imbergamo
CT Birds Moderator
Madison
From: Gregg Jacobson via CTBirds ctbirds@lists.ctbirding.org
Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2024 7:35 AM
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Subject: [CT Birds] Black skimmer
Is the black skimmer common in CT? Saw one in Westbrook recently. Have pictures that gave me identification
Gregg Jacobson
Waterford
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