The end of November has arrived and the last few days have certainly felt more winter like with cold temps and windy conditions. Thankfully our snow so far has been no more than a couple light dustings. I have mainly concentrated on late warblers when I have had a chance to get out and there are a still a number around with a Nashville Warbler in Hatfield as late as the 26th, multiple Pine Warblers at Winsor Dam through the end of the month and Yellow rumped Warblers in a few spots. The Wilson's Warbler I last saw on the 16th appears to have moved on or succumbed to the cold. Beyond warblers I have had ever increasing numbers of Pine Siskins plus a few other notable species including some Red Crossbills. I'm hopeful at least some of the warblers will stick around to start off the month of December and the true arrival of winter.
I checked the game camera along the Jabish Brook and had loads of captures with lots of highlights including Bobcat, Gray Fox, White tailed Deer, Racoons, Beaver and a Red tailed Hawk (plus other stuff).
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