Counting is For The Birds
Black-capped chickadee in West Tisbury.
Black-capped chickadee in West Tisbury.
Dana Bangs and John Clark on the south shore near Oyster Pond.
Dana Bangs and John Clark on the south shore near Oyster Pond.
Flock of Canada geese over Tisbury Great Pond.
Flock of Canada geese over Tisbury Great Pond.
Dana Bangs, John Clark, and Robert Culbert on Tisbury Great Pond.
Dana Bangs, John Clark, and Robert Culbert on Tisbury Great Pond.
Flock of Canada geese over Tisbury Great Pond.
Flock of Canada geese over Tisbury Great Pond.
Dana Bangs and Robert Culbert near Oyster Pond.
Dana Bangs and Robert Culbert near Oyster Pond.
A northern cardinal near Tisbury Great Pond.
A northern cardinal near Tisbury Great Pond.
John Clark and Dana Bangs on Oyster Pond.
John Clark and Dana Bangs on Oyster Pond.
Black-capped chickadee in West Tisbury.
Black-capped chickadee in West Tisbury.
Another bird count team across the cove.
Another bird count team across the cove.
A double-crested cormorant coming in for a landing.
A double-crested cormorant coming in for a landing.
Robert Culbert in West Tisbury.
Robert Culbert in West Tisbury.
Double-crested cormorants on Oyster Pond.
Double-crested cormorants on Oyster Pond.
Robert Culbert on Tisbury Great Pond.
Robert Culbert on Tisbury Great Pond.
A great blue heron flying over Oyster Pond.
A great blue heron flying over Oyster Pond.
Robert Culbert near Oyster Pond.
Robert Culbert near Oyster Pond.
It is once again time for the Christmas Bird Count, the annual check-in by avian admirers to see which way the wind is blowing for our feathered friends.