Trip to New Hampshire Lake Umbagog Region

During early June two groups of BBC birders traveled around the Errol, NH area in search of nesting neotropical migrants, boreal species and whatever else we could find in the way of bird, flora, mammals, reptiles. amphibians, insects, and scenery.

You can find our eBird trip reports from the first trip here and from the second trip here.

At the top of the turbine road at Dixville Notch highlights included boreal species such as nesting Blackpoll and Bay-Breasted Warblers, Boreal Chickadee, Canada Jay, and Bicknell Thrush. On our way down to the state highway both groups were treated to great views and song from several Mourning Warblers.

Another hotspot was the Rt. 16 bog north of Errol, NH. This road side attraction included Palm and Canada Warblers, Yellow Bellied Flycatcher, Olive Sided Flycatcher, and flyover Red Crossbill and Pine Siskin, among many others.

The second group was able to spend part of one afternoon cruising Lake Umbagog courtesy of the New Hampshire State Parks fleet. Sightings included a Common Loon on the nest, others in the water, nearby Bald Eagles, and a variety of waterbirds.

We hope to return next year. Stay tuned for details during spring 2027.

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