I returned to the coast to look for "fall" migrants. I didn't see any but in hindsight I didn't spend any time looking out to sea! I should have done some scanning of the horizon with my scope — perhaps I'll remember for next time. On the other hand if I did happen to see some distant migrating sea birds I'm not sure I'd be able to ID them anyway.
I did see some good birds on the rocks including a bunch of Black Turnstones, several Wandering Tattlers, and one particular Pigeon Guillemot that flew in and landed nice and close for a photo opportunity. The highlight of this trip were my first photos of Hermit Warbler. I wasn't expecting to see them, but some were down close to eye level along with a few other warbler species. There was an adult feeding an immature/juvenile. I watched them for a while and was able to get a couple decent shots.
These photos are © 2024 Phil Thompson, all rights reserved.
My "birds in review" collages can be found here.
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📄 hashes-2024-08-15-075603.txt.sig
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file contains SHA-256 hashes of all the photos
from this shoot. The hashes-<date>.txt.sig
is a signature of that hashes
file, created with my PGP key. The signature file
itself was written to both the Bitcoin Cash and Algorand blockchains, in the
OP RETURN
and Note
fields respectively, using the transactions below.
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