Bell's Vireo still here

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Posted by Robin Diaz on 15:06:20 03/03/06

The wintering Bell's Vireo in the Annex remains with us, but in a slightly different spot. Entering the Annex (driving south on SW 232 Ave. or Aerojet Road), there are 3 large electrical boxes surrounded by yellow posts on the west side of the road. The bird was ~10-12 yards south of this spot, slowly working along the edge vegetation. It occasionally gives a distinct scold.

The Least Flycatcher is on the east side of the road, across from the "Bump Ahead" sign. There were 8 species of warblers and Painted Buntings; but a rather ho-hum morning.

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Comments:	: The wintering Bell's Vireo in the Annex remains with us, but in a slightly different spot. Entering the Annex (driving south on SW 232 Ave. or Aerojet Road), there are 3 large electrical boxes surrounded by yellow posts on the west side of the road. The bird was ~10-12 yards south of this spot, slowly working along the edge vegetation. It occasionally gives a distinct scold. : : The Least Flycatcher is on the east side of the road, across from the "Bump Ahead" sign. There were 8 species of warblers and Painted Buntings; but a rather ho-hum morning.
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