It's time for another Berkshire County black squirrel count, don't you think?
Is it time for another black squirrel count? Thom Smith thinks so.
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Is it time for another black squirrel count? Thom Smith thinks so.
The Hoffmann Bird Club has scheduled a guest speaker and two field trips in November.
Snowbirds are arriving earlier and earlier each year. In this week's Naturewatch, columnist Thom Smith reports how the dark-eyed Junco has already has already been spotted in the Berkshires. According
â Michael W. This year, NatureWatch welcomes reports of the first sightings of ruby-throated hummingbirds with the number seen, date, location and your name. Please email Naturewatch41@gmail.com. In 1900, according to "Birds of Berkshire County, Mass.," Walter Faxon and Ralph Hoffmann (our local bird club is named after this gentleman) listed this birdâs earliest arrival as May 3. In 1999, the earliest was only one day earlier, according to "Birds of Berkshire County" by Bartlett Hendricks, who listed May 2 as being the earliest, and May 15 as being the average. The earliest a ruby...