Today was the last official day of my internship (but I'll be banding one more time this summer on Thursday). The first few net rounds were fruitless and I was worried our last day would be a flop.
Luckily, a triad of grackles, an angsty wood thrush, a puffy common yellow-throat, a tail-less but fabulous bluejay and a beautiful grosbeak graced our nets.
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| Female rose-breasted grosbeak |
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| This wood thrush is done with pictures after being caught 5 times this summer |
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| Common yellow-throat |
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| Bluejay |
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| Grackle 1 |
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| Grackle 2 |
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| Grackle 3 |
Krista also found a spider skin and some nests, the later will contribute to a future project.
I will post again after banding on Thursday and share about my upcoming school year blog!
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