Birder’s Corner: Least Tern
Craig Gibson2026-07-30T21:23:55+00:00July 10, 2026: An adult Least Tern takes a rare early morning pause on Surf Drive Beach. Throughout July, these graceful seabirds make endless feeding [...]
July 10, 2026: An adult Least Tern takes a rare early morning pause on Surf Drive Beach. Throughout July, these graceful seabirds make endless feeding [...]
July 3, 2026: A Common Tern glides effortlessly above Buzzards Bay, scanning the water below. After a brief hover, it plunges headfirst with remarkabl [...]
April 17, 2024: Ospreys return to Falmouth in early April, with males arriving first to reclaim nests. Pairs reunite, renew bonds through displays and [...]
April 3, 2026: With its silky plumage, black mask, yellow tail tip, and waxy red wing accents, the Cedar Waxwing is a study in subtle elegance, one of [...]
Jan. 16, 2026: The male Common Goldeneye shows a glossy green-black head, bright yellow eye, round white cheek spot, black bill, bold white sides, and [...]
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 [...]