Our local bird expert conducted another successful guide in the are recently at Camp Allen. The ranch has a very diverse birding habitat and home to various species year round. You can book a private guided tour with our expert when staying at the B&B. Just let us know your dates ahead of time so we can secure his services! You won’t be disappointed.
Nesting Baby Bluebirds
Some of the sightings on this latest tour were:
Blue-winged Teal- a pair on Lake Coffield Little Blue Heron- one adult Cattle Egret- 7 Black Vulture- 5 Turkey Vulture- 4 Mississippi Kite- 5 Red-shouldered Hawk- 2 Broad-winged Hawk- 7+ Crested Caracara- 1 Franklin’s Gull- 20+ Mourning Dove- 3 Yellow-billed Cuckoo- 1 Chimney Swift- 4 Red-headed Woodpecker- 3 Red-bellied Woodpecker- 4 Downy Woodpecker- 4 Pileated Woodpecker- 1 heard on Brindley Trail Great Crested Flycatcher- 3 Eastern Kingbird- 4 White-eyed Vireo- 8+ Yellow-throated Vireo- one heard singing behind the horse stables Red-eyed Vireo- 2 Blue Jay- 6+ American Crow- 20+ Barn Swallow- 8+ Carolina Chickadee- 4 Tufted Titmouse- 5 Carolina Wren- 3 Swainson’s Thrush- 2 heard singing Northern Mockingbird- 3 Cedar Waxwing- 10+ Tennessee Warbler- one singing Nashville Warbler- two singing Northern Parula- 3 Pine Warbler- 10+ Black-and-white Warbler- 3 singing Swainson’s Warbler- one observed well and 5 others heard singing Common Yellowthroat- 2 calling/singing Hooded Warbler- 5+ Summer Tanager- male, female, and imm. male Northern Cardinal- 12+ Indigo Bunting- at least 2 heard singing in grassy clearing Painted Bunting- adult male and immature male(both singing) Dickcissel- 20+ heard overhead Common Grackle- 4 Brown-headed Cowbird- 3 American Goldfinch- one heard overhead near horse stables
Tags: activities, Birding, Brenham, Fun, Murski Homestead B&B, ranch, Washington County
