Cape Florida: Northern Parulas

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Posted by Robin Diaz on 15:55:34 03/01/06

As usual, ~3 weeks after their first arrival, there was a large push of Northern Parulas this morning in Cape Florida. I counted 45 birds, with 41 of them at the south end of the Pond Trail; perhaps an indication of arriving early this morning. The 24 parulas I had yesterday were scattered in 2's and 3's throughout the trail.

Other birds of interest seen yesterday and today: Sharp-shinned and Broad-winged (2) Hawk; Yellow-throated and Blue-headed Vireo; 8 warbler species including a singing Louisiana Waterthrush.

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Comments:	: As usual, ~3 weeks after their first arrival, there was a large push of Northern Parulas this morning in Cape Florida. I counted 45 birds, with 41 of them at the south end of the Pond Trail; perhaps an indication of arriving early this morning. The 24 parulas I had yesterday were scattered in 2's and 3's throughout the trail. : : Other birds of interest seen yesterday and today: Sharp-shinned and Broad-winged (2) Hawk; Yellow-throated and Blue-headed Vireo; 8 warbler species including a singing Louisiana Waterthrush.
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