Folks, I will not be posting for the next several days. I am hopeful of some birding adventures that I hope to share on my return. See you Monday!
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Cary lies in the heart of North Carolina's Research Triangle (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill) and is the state's 7th largest municipality. It is found at latitude 35.8 N and longitude 78.8 W.
CARY BIRDCAM LOCATION MAP
Cary lies in the heart of North Carolina's Research Triangle (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill) and is the state's 7th largest municipality. It is found at latitude 35.8 N and longitude 78.8 W.
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The Author
About Me
- David R. Lindquist
- This Wingscapes BirdCam enthusiast and keeper of a well-stocked "bird cafe" has been watching birds in Cary for over 18 years. I adopted the BirdCam in December 2007 and have been working with the product daily, recording over 35 species locally and gaining significant experience with the use of this amazing device. I'm not a "power birder." While I enjoy birdwatching in the field, I appreciate the simple delights of the birds found in my own backyard or in places just down the street. These are truly interesting places and I never tire of the little stories told every day in those places. The birds are central to this experience, but expect me to talk about the things that also are part of the birdwatching experience here at Cary BirdCam, from buying bird seed to crunching numbers in the logbook. Thanks for being a reader!
Backyard Life List (*=photographed by BirdCam)
- American Crow
- American Goldfinch *
- American Robin *
- Baltimore Oriole *
- Barred Owl
- Blue Gray Gnatcatcher
- Blue Jay *
- Brown Headed Cowbird *
- Brown Headed Nuthatch *
- Brown Thrasher *
- Canada Goose
- Carolina Chickadee *
- Carolina Wren *
- Chimney Swift
- Chipping Sparrow *
- Common Grackle *
- Cooper's Hawk
- Downy Woodpecker *
- Eastern Bluebird *
- Eastern Towhee *
- European Starling
- Fish Crow
- Fox Sparrow
- Gray Catbird *
- Hairy Woodpecker *
- Hermit Thrush *
- House Finch *
- House Wren
- Mourning Dove *
- Northern Cardinal *
- Northern Flicker *
- Northern Mockingbird *
- Northern Parula
- Pine Siskin *
- Pine Warbler *
- Purple Finch *
- Red Bellied Woodpecker *
- Red Breasted Nuthatch *
- Red Tailed Hawk
- Red Winged Blackbird *
- Ring Billed Gull
- Rose Breasted Grosbeak *
- Ruby Crowned Kinglet *
- Ruby Throated Hummingbird *
- Slate Colored Junco *
- Song Sparrow *
- Summer Tanager *
- Tufted Titmouse *
- Turkey Vulture
- White Breasted Nuthatch *
- White Throated Sparrow *
- Wood Thrush
- Yellow Bellied Sapsucker
- Yellow Rumped Warbler *
LINKS OF INTEREST
- 10,000 Birds
- Ace Town and Country
- American Birding Association
- Bill of the Birds
- BirdBeat
- Birdfeeding.org
- Birdfreak
- Birding in North Carolina
- Birding.com
- BirdJam
- Birdsource
- Carl Schenck Memorial Forest
- Carolina Bird Club
- Carolina Nature
- Carolina Raptor Center
- Cary Citizen
- Charles Kuralt Trail
- Classical Voice North Carolina
- Coastal Wildlife Refuge
- Concert Singers of Cary
- Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology
- Ducks Unlimited
- Duncraft
- eBird
- Eye Fi
- Family Home and Garden
- Friends of Hemlock Bluffs
- Great Backyard Bird Count
- Hillsborough Cheese Company
- Hummingbirds Net
- Hurricane Track
- iBird
- J.C. Raulston Arboretum
- National Park Service
- National Weather Service - Raleigh
- NC Birding Trail
- NC Bluebird Society
- NC Cooperative Extension Service
- NC Museum of Natural Sciences
- NC Wildlife Resources Commission
- NC Zoological Park
- Nikon Birding
- North Carolina Bird List (Carolina Bird Club)
- North Carolina Bird List (Wikipedia)
- North Carolina State Park System
- North Carolina Trails
- Nottawa Wild Bird Supply
- Partners in Flight
- Project Feeder Watch
- Raleigh Convocation Choir
- Roger Tory Peterson Institute
- St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Cary
- The Mattamuskeet Foundation
- The Nature Conservancy
- The University of Connecticut
- Town of Cary
- Triangle Birders Guide
- Triangle Land Conservancy
- Triangle Sings!
- Triangle Trails
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- Wake County Parks System
- WCPE The Classical Station
- Wikipedia - Cary, North Carolina
- Wild Birds Unlimited
- Wild Fidalgo
- Wingscapes BirdCam
- WRAL News-Weather
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