Subj : Re: Wild turkeys
To   : MIKE POWELL
From : Rob Mccart
Date : Tue May 13 2025 01:13:00

RM>> At the moment, as I type this, the Whippoorwills are making a heck
  >> of a racket outside. They are quite loud and generally do their
  >> calling starting at about midnight.

MP>I don't think we have any of those in this area.

They are sort of neat with their unique call, saying their name,
at least until you're trying to get to sleep. One of them is back
again as I write this.

MP>That said, I used to say there were no Catbirds or Oriels in this area but,
  >in the past 1.5 weeks, I have seen both at my home.

I don't think we have Catbirds this far North, and not many birds that
are really colourful. Bluejays are common and Robins but more than
anything else here I see Seagulls, Crows and a few types of Woodpeckers,
plus Swallows and Chickadees for the smaller ones.

But there are lots of hunting type birds here, Hawks and Eagles and
Turkey Vultures. The county builds nesting spots on high towers for
the Osprey Eagles to nest on. For some reason they encourage those
more than anything else.

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