Today's Picture:

Taken on September 30, 2012
Summer is over, but I forgot to bring up at least one of our common summer species. Let me talk about Savannah Sparrows (Passerculus sandwichensis) before they disappear. They are seen primarily on the dunes of the golf course and around the Central Meadow. In late summer, they become more common along the beach. They are generally not as cooperative as White-crowned Sparrows. They are more likely to use low perches that can be obstructed by grass, and they don't seem to let humans get quite as close. Regardless, they still spend enough time in the open to be pursued by those pesky photographers.
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