02/10/2026

Samuel Clifford

Data: 000006

Date: 2/10/2026

Location: Port Wentworth GA

Time 3:30 PM EST

Temp: 73°F

Weather: Cloudy

I’m in Port Wentworth at Solomon’s Tract, a subsection of the Savannah Wildlife Refuge. It is forest & marsh mostly. Many Tufted Titmouse's could be heard & observed flying from branch to branch & pecking at them occasionally. A variety of birds could be seen and heard including two Pileated Woodpeckers that seemed to be communicating with each other.

Concerning the Marsh I was shocked at the lack of wading birds. No Egrets, Herons, Ibises, etc. Swamp Sparrows could be heard & seen among the brush but the typical wading birds you’d expect in this marsh were absent. A group of 5 Red-Winged Blackbirds were observed in a tree before flying off together.

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