Kirk, Kelly, and I went birding on Eglin Sunday evening. The sun was setting with a golden light, and the birding was good.
Two Prothonotary Warblers sang to us in this swamp.
The Longleaf Pine Woods were pretty magical at sunset. We got to see a Red-cockaded Woodpecker and a Bachman's Sparrow.
I got a nice look at a Blue Grosbeak. Several were singing for us, so I could work on learning the song.
Kirk spotted this nighthawk perched. Many nighthawks were doing their 'booming' display, which I had never heard before. It is a very impressive sound. Later, we got to see several Chuck-wills-widows perched and flying. They sang for us through the night.
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