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The most interesting behaviour of the day was coots mating - blink and you'll miss it!!

 

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Just got back from a conference in the States and Caribbean add on. Managed not to get COVID this time!! Only one short birding trip in Boston, but bagged a couple of lifers. This is a major resting point on the Atlantic flyway during migration, so is not such an odd destination. It was actually a rather attractive spot, albeit we picked the worst day of the week for weather, but it only started to rain as we left.

 

Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 640, f7.1, 1/1600, EV +2/3

 

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162) Ruby-crowned kinglet

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 800, f7.1, 1/1000, EV +1 1/3

 

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163) Tufted titmouse

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 500, f7.1, 1/2500, EV +2/3

 

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164) Black-capped chickadee

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1250, f7.1, 1/4000

 

52892201385_4ae3d80918_k.jpg7T4A7837 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

165) Blue-headed vireo

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On to the old ones....

 

Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1000, f7.1, 1/800

 

52891228457_2b8579cc07_k.jpg7T4A7700 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

166) Common grackle

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1000, f7.1, 1/1600

 

52892258338_ee18067cb4_k.jpg7T4A7708 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1000, f5.6, 1/640

 

52892266173_5d548b996e_k.jpg7T4A7862 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

167) Blue jay

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1250, f7.1, 1/640

 

52892258928_5551c89e28_k.jpg7T4A7753 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

168) Northern cardinal

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The next one is an EBC which I am blaming on the branches

 

Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 800, f7.1, 1/4000

 

52892190675_ac59476398_k.jpg7T4A7774 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

169) Red-tailed hawk

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 640, f7.1, 1/640

 

52891973659_01c24aa24e_k.jpg7T4A7814 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

170) House finch

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 640, f7.1, 1/800

 

52891974154_372576ba60_k.jpg7T4A7818 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

171) Mourning dove

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1250, f5.6, 1/500

 

52892271528_7161b62f9b_k.jpg7T4A7866 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

172) White-throated sparrow

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 640, f7.1, 1/2000, EV +2/3

 

52891812911_b3bef616c2_k.jpg7T4A7844 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

52892270998_bfc6260356_k.jpg7T4A7845 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

173) Carolina wren

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 800, f7.1, 1/2500

 

52892193785_825e1e07e4_k.jpg7T4A7785 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 400, f7.1, 1/1250, EV +1

 

52892263828_dcb75d618a_k.jpg7T4A7795 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

174) Red-bellied woodpecker

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1600, f5.6, 1/640

 

52891801556_9f714cda05_k.jpg7T4A7763 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1600, f5.6, 1/1000

 

52891801751_1587706682_k.jpg7T4A7771 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

175) Wild turkey

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Mount Auburn Cemetery and Arboretum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 27/4/23

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 1000, f7.1, 1/800

 

52891800331_46645e52ff_k.jpg7T4A7714 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark II, ISO 800, f5.6, 1/1250

 

52891970169_f6d7a5039b_k.jpg7T4A7778 by tdgraves, on Flickr

 

176) American robin

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That was a very productive visit.

The Blue Jay is a very handsome bird.

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I agree with @TonyQ. Loved the Crested Titmouse.

Which were the lifers?

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9 hours ago, Galana said:

Which were the lifers?

The first four

 

thanks @TonyQnot bad for a couple of hours in the middle of the day…

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michael-ibk

Indeed, a very good outing.:)

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Cemeteries are always a good birding locations. Residents do not complain if your shutter is not set to silent ^_^.

 

Nice selection of birds from the birthplace of the Big Year event.

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20 minutes ago, xelas said:

 

Nice selection of birds from the birthplace of the Big Year event.

Is that right Alex? I didn’t know that

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3 minutes ago, xelas said:

Google says so :).

Must be true then ;)….

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3 hours ago, Tdgraves said:

Must be true then ;)….

 

Everything named Big came from the States so .... :D

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