Birder’s Corner: Tufted Titmouse
Craig Gibson2026-03-26T11:44:30+00:00March 27, 2026: In late March, the Tufted Titmouse’s soft “peter-peter-peter” call echoes through bare trees, a calm, steady signal of spring, as bond [...]
March 27, 2026: In late March, the Tufted Titmouse’s soft “peter-peter-peter” call echoes through bare trees, a calm, steady signal of spring, as bond [...]
Jan. 30, 2026: The White-breasted Nuthatch is a compact winter resident in Falmouth, easily recognized by its upside-down descent of tree trunks, allo [...]
Nov. 28, 2025: Local Wild Turkeys forage intensively for acorns, seeds, fruits, and insects in late fall, moving in flocks through forests and fields, [...]
Nov. 21, 2025: Dark-eyed Juncos start arriving in Falmouth late October. They travel in loose, shifting flocks, feeding on open ground near cover, mai [...]
Nov. 14, 2025: During fall migration, Yellow-rumped Warblers forage actively in varied habitats, shifting from insects to bayberry and wax myrtle frui [...]
Oct. 24, 2025: Spotted just after sunrise by Salt Pond, this Palm Warbler, flicking its tail and glowing in early light, paused briefly during migrati [...]