Fall migrants like a Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Broad-winged Hawk, and colorful
warblers continued to move through the Carolina Piedmont "This Week at Hilton
Pond," but the real news for 15-30 September 2022 was a mob of big black birds
that tore up expensive mist nets used for banding. View our photos and read all
about the recent havoc in photo essay #787 at
http://www.hiltonpond.org/ThisWeek220916.html
As always, we include a sunset photo and lists of all birds banded or
recaptured during the period--including hummingbirds--plus acknowledgment of
recent supporters. :-)
Happy Nature Watching!
BILL
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℅ BILL HILTON JR., D.Sci.
Executive Director
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