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On The Front Page Of The April 18, 2008 Issue
Of The Northcountry News
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The American Woodcock is seldom seen during the day. They are typically active during times of low light such as dawn, dusk, moonlit nights and sometime on cloudy days. They also migrate at night, singly or in small, loose flocks. A group of woodcocks has many collective nouns, including "a cord of woodcocks", "a fall of woodcocks", "a flight of woodcocks", "a plump of woodcocks", and a "rush of woodcocks." - From Photographer Tom Sears. See more of his works by clicking on his link at the bottom of this page.
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