Woodbury Sanctuary – Monmouth

Written July 26, 2024 By Stan DeOrsey

We had a nice walk this morning at the Woodbury Sanctuary in South Monmouth. Nine people attended including one who left early and two who were late enough to only find us at the end! The weather was nice, but the bugs were thicker than we like. As is typical for summer the birds were somewhat quiet although a Winter Wren sang repeatedly. We watched an Ovenbird go back and forth unhappy with our being there and we moved on. All in all we had 38 species including those under the power lines at the entrance and on the walk down the dirt road to the closed bridge. The sanctuary trails were in very good shape. However there is a new home down the road and a clearing for one or two more. Hope the road isn’t paved next time!

Photos by Donna and Gordon

SpeciesCount
Wild Turkey3
Mourning Dove3
Osprey2
Broad-winged Hawk1
Downy Woodpecker1
Pileated Woodpecker1
Eastern Phoebe2
Great Crested Flycatcher2
Eastern Kingbird5
Blue-headed Vireo2
Red-eyed Vireo5
Blue Jay6
American Crow4
Black-capped Chickadee6
Tufted Titmouse3
Tree Swallow10
White-breasted Nuthatch3
Red-breasted Nuthatch1
Winter Wren2
Gray Catbird4
Veery6
Hermit Thrush2
American Robin2
Cedar Waxwing3
American Goldfinch2
Song Sparrow6
Eastern Towhee1
Red-winged Blackbird2
Common Grackle5
Ovenbird6
Black-and-white Warbler4
Common Yellowthroat8
Northern Parula3
Yellow Warbler4
Chestnut-sided Warbler4
Pine Warbler2
Black-throated Green Warbler2
Northern Cardinal2
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