Current Issue – Spring 2023 (Vol. 42, No. 1)

This issue of New Hampshire Bird Records with its color cover is sponsored by friends of Paul Miliotis in his memory. He was a great birder who loved to observe the natural world and tried to do what he could to protect it.

Cover Photo: Say’s Phoebe by Darryl Parker, 5/15/2023, Canterbury Shaker Village, Canterbury NH


Contents
  • Remembering Paul Miliotis by Holly Bauer
  • A New Photo Quiz by Greg Tillman
  • Spring Season: March 1 through May 31, 2023 by Eric Masterson
  • Regional Reports
    • The Lake Sunapee and Sullivan County Area by Dylan Jackson
    • Coos County by Robert A. Quinn
  • New Birding Guide to Northern New Hampshire!
  • Interview with a Birder – Bob Quinn by Kathryn Frieden
  • Ode to the Outlet by Robert A. Quinn
  • Say’s Phoebe – A “Bird Day” Gift by Ruth Smith
  • Field Notes Spring 2023 Anita Fernandez, Editor
    • Broad-winged Hawk with a Snake by Kathryn Frieden
    • A Female Yellow-bellied Sapsucker in Bow by Anita Fernandez
    • What Nest is This? by Rebecca Suomala
    • A Shape-shifting Warbler in Grafton County by Anita Fernandez
    • Downy vs. Red-bellied: Can’t Woodpeckers Just Get Along? by Anita Fernandez
    • Barred Owl Nest
    • Scarlet Tanager Fallout by Robert A. Quinn
    • Queen Eider Anniversary by Kathryn Frieden
    • Showdown in Orford—Sandhill Crane vs. Canada Goose by Catherine Holland
  • Chipping Sparrow Masquerades as a Clay-colored Sparrow by Steven Lamonde
  • Big Days in May
    • Durham 5 MR big Morning/Evening by Kurk Dorsey
    • Sullivan Big Day by Dylan Jackson
    • Concord Big Day by Pam Hunt
    • Big Day on May 14 by Logan Anderson
  • Big Day Record! An Account of a Very Long Day of Birding by Pam Hunt
  • Backyard Birder – Carolina Wren Feeds Fledglings by Kathryn Frieden
  • Birds and Trail Cameras by Iain MacLeod
  • Pickering Ponds Field Trip
  • Birding Chamberlain-Reynolds Memorial Forest, Center Harbor by Rob Woodward
  • Answer to the Photo Quiz by Greg Tillman
  • Photo Gallery – Star Island in Spring
  • What to Watch for in Spring
  • Submitting Unusual Sightings to eBird

Issue sponsors make color covers possible. If you’re interested in sponsoring an issue, please contact Rebecca Suomala, Managing Editor.

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