These were at the quarry:
At the coast:
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| Almost the first bird we saw was this green heron |
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| We disturbed it a couple of times as we moved around the quarry, but only ever saw it flying away from us |
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| Sleepy mallards |
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| Great black-backed gulls bathing in the center of the quarry pool were a constant presence |
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| They were joined by ring-billed gulls (and herring gulls) from time to time |
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| Ring-billed gull |
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| Great black-backed gull |
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| Laughing gull |
At the coast:
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| Laughing gull |
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| Common eiders |
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| Double-crested cormorants, American herring gulls and great black-backed gulls |
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| Common eider |
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| Double-crested cormorants |
Elsewhere:
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| Wild turkeys |
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| We saw many flycatchers - most probably eastern phoebes. |
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| Some looking less tidy than others |
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| This one is a least flycatcher |
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| We heard at least one eastern wood pewee nearby, so I can't rule out that some of these were also pewees as they were all silent as far as I noticed |
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| At one point I believe we had at least ten separate flycatchers in this area by the visitor center |
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| We also saw quite a few cedar waxwings around the visitor center |
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| ...as well as in other places |
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| ...sometimes in the same pose apparently |
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| Northern mockingbirds |
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| Blue jay |
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| Downy woodpecker |
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| Yellow-rumped warbler |
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| He was very fast-moving and I was pleased to discover that I got a few good shots |
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| House sparrow |
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| Brown thrasher |
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| Eastern towhee |
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| Gray catbird |
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| Red-eyed vireo |
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| Red-eyed vireo - there were two but we only saw them once |
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| House finch |
