I took some bird video clips when down at the refuge in early May. I kept the videos clips very short so most computer connections will be able to play them. For those new to bird watching this may help you identify some of the more common birds you see at the refuge.
Above is a male Yellow Warbler. Note reddish streaks on chest.
Above are Canada Geese with their babies.
Above is an Eastern Phoebe. Easy to ID because of their constant dipping of the tail.
Above is a White-crowned Sparrow.
Above is a Field Sparrow. Note chestnut-colored crown.
Above are American Bald Eagles taken looking left from the Deer Run observation deck. One is an immature. Note it hasn’t gotten its white head and tail yet.
Above is a pretty American Goldfinch male.
Above is a female Yellow Warbler.
Above is a Yellow-rumped Warbler.
