I tried for a Bald Eagle at Farm Pond this morning, but I had to be content with three Red-Tailed hawks, about a dozen Blue Jays, a fewTufted Titmice, two White-Breasted Nuthatch, a Dark-Eyed Junco, two Northern Flickers, Mute Swans, and a Song Sparrow. I didn't feel this was too bad of an outcome since I didn't venture too far from the parking lot due to the snow.
Red-Tailed Hawk
Song Sparrow
This afternoon I thought I'd check out the crabapple trees in the country club parking lot in West Boylston. Last year I had good luck here. I found a nice flock of Cedar Waxwings, European Starlings and a couple of American Robins.
Cedar Waxwing
I was within 10 miles of the Worcester Airport so I headed over before the sun went down to see if I could find any interesting birds. I found a small flock of Snow Buntings hanging out on a big pile of plowed snow at the end of the long-term parking lot. They are so cute!
Snow Bunting
Snow Buntings
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