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Category: Birds

Purple Gallinule

I always hope to spot a Purple Gallinule when I go to Meaher State Park, but it doesn’t usually happen. … More

gallinule, MeaherStatePark, Porphyrio martinicus

Birds in the Yard

Almost everyday I can spot most of these birds in my backyard. The sparrows arrive in the winter and leave … More

cardinal, doves, finch, sparrow, vulture, woodpecker, wren

House Finch on Feeder

A family of House Finch have been flying around my yard the past couple of days. They must have nested … More

finch, Haemorhous mexicanus

Tufted Titmouse

The Tufted Titmouse’s name derives from the Old English words “tit” and “mase,” basically meaning “small bird.” The word “mase” … More

Baeolophus bicolor, titmouse

Red-bellied Woodpecker

Woodpeckers are some of my favorite birds. They are very distinctive and easy to identify. They are fun to watch … More

Melanerpes carolinus, woodpecker

Cattle Egret at the DI Airport

In 2023, ornithologists split Cattle Egret into two species: Western Cattle-Egret and Eastern Cattle-Egret. Western-Cattle Egret occurs in Africa, western … More

Ardea ibis, Bubulcus ibis, Dauphin Island Airport, egret

Birds Approve of the  Dauphin Island Causeway Shoreline Restoration Project

Mobile County is constructing breakwaters along the Dauphin Island Causeway as you drive up to the bridge. They are designed … More

Dauphin Island, egrets, gulls, herons, terns, yellowlegs

Possible Heronry on Dauphin Island

While on a new boardwalk on Dauphin Island, I noticed a couple looking up into the trees and hearing a … More

Ardea herodias, Dauphin Island, heron, rookery

Blue Jay Take Out

  Blue jays store food: Blue jays will cache or hide acorns during the winter.At one time, they can hold 2-3 acorns … More

BlueJay, Cyanocitta cristata

Clapper Rail at DI Airport

I could hear the Clapper Rails calling at the Dauphin Island pond, but didn’t expect to see one. They are … More

Dauphin Island Airport, rail, Rallus crepitans

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