Hi Rebecca, as a fellow Vermonter I will agree that they are fairly common. In spring and early summer listen for the winnowing as they do their aerial mating dances.
Thanks to you, learning more about specific kinds of birds. We’re learning about birds in our science homeschooling curriculum…maybe can identify up to 10. lol
Continued Reflections from my world. 
GREAT photos, Andy! They make me miss seeing snipes. Apparently they’re not uncommon in Vermont, but I have yet to see one.
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Thanks Rebecca. Keep your eye peeled.😊
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Hi Rebecca, as a fellow Vermonter I will agree that they are fairly common. In spring and early summer listen for the winnowing as they do their aerial mating dances.
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Thanks to you, learning more about specific kinds of birds. We’re learning about birds in our science homeschooling curriculum…maybe can identify up to 10. lol
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glad my blogs help a little.👍
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It does and I like to see what different kinds of nature are in other parts of the world.
Have a great weekend and happy nature outings. 🙂
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Hi Andy, great photos of the snipe. I haven’t been able to capture one yet.
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