Hikes in New England good for bird-watching
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Open fields at the Massabesic Audubon Center in New Hampshire are frequented by bobolinks and other grassland species. Read more from The Boston Globe: 10 bird hikes in New England.
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Magnolia warblers are one of many songbirds that visit Maine’s Monhegan Island during spring migration.
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Quoddy Head State Park in Maine is home to numerous boreal bird species including spruce grouse.
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Bald eagle populations continue to rebound throughout New England.
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Canada geese and other waterfowl are common residents of Rhode Island’s Trustom Pond National Wildlife Refuge.
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Downy woodpeckers are often spotted foraging within Pawtuckaway State Park‘s dense forests in New Hampshire.
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Open fields at the Massabesic Audubon Center are frequented by bobolinks and other grassland species.
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Eastern towhees sing loudly along forest edges throughout the Wells Reserve in Maine.
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C onnecticut’s Mashamoquet Brook State Park provides ideal habitat for scarlet tanagers.
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Rose-breasted grosbeaks are one of many colorful songbirds that call Mount Tom State Reservation their home.
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Least terns nest on sandy beaches throughout Cape Cod National Seashore.
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A snowy egret searches for food at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge.
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