Bird News
Northern shrikes are perhaps our smallest avian predator, about the size of a mockingbird and with a generally similar gray and white plumage. The...
We all eagerly anticipate when the first osprey will return home to the Island.
The most unexpected bird this week is the Eastern phoebe reported by Mike Ditchfield, which he found in Dark Woods on Feb. 10.
Large flocks of grackles are not necessarily welcome at feeders.
Kleptoparasitism is a fancy word for a rather odd behavior: when an animal robs another animal of its food.
Barrow’s goldeneyes are not very common in these parts, but it seems that at least one or two individuals show up in January or February.
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Birds Common to Martha's Vineyard
Keep your eyes glued to the sky for a glimpse of these species common to our shores.