Sadowski and Cutler Wetland

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Posted by Trey Mitchell on 14:07:18 03/09/06

I went to Sadowski this morning and walked the property. I only heard a few
birds while there other than the 100-150 Turkey and Black Vultures that roost there.
I heard a couple of buntings, a Common Yellow Throat, Cardinal, Blue Jay and
Monk Parakeets as they flew over. There wasn't much in the way of fruit on the
trees or shrubs. I assume that may have something to do with the lack of birds.

Other than that I only saw little critters.

I forgot that as I was leaving I saw 3 Myrtle Warblers in the Bottle Brush
near the west entrance.

I wish I had time to visit Cape Florida, Robin seems to be having good luck
finding migrants.

I decided to head to Cutler Wetlands for a quick look. I saw several hundred
Laughing Gulls, 6 Lesser Black Backed Gulls, 2 Herring Gulls,1 Franklin Gull,
Belted Kingfisher, 6 Shoveler and 4 Blue-wing Teal just be the local Bald Eagle
showed up.

I also saw Red-wing BBs, Starlings, GBH, egrets and a Tri-colored Heron.

This little guy knows how to hide.

Rock, what do you call this one?

I have seen Bald Eagles at Cutler Wetland about every other time I visit.

Female Red-wing Black Bird

Follow Ups:

Dragonflies and unident. insect - Rock Jetty 15:17:58 03/09/06 (0)
Re: Sadowski and Cutler Wetland - Vince Lucas 14:21:03 03/09/06 (4)
- Re: Cutler Wetland Directions - Trey 14:48:40 03/09/06 (3)
  - Re: Cutler Wetland Directions - Brian Rapoza 15:00:18 03/09/06 (1)
    - Re: Cutler Wetland Directions - Trey 15:02:04 03/09/06 (0)
  - Re: Cutler Wetland Directions - Vince Lucas 14:56:42 03/09/06 (0)

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Comments:	: <p>I went to Sadowski this morning and walked the property. I only heard a few : birds while there other than the 100-150 Turkey and Black Vultures that roost there. : I heard a couple of buntings, a Common Yellow Throat, Cardinal, Blue Jay and : Monk Parakeets as they flew over. There wasn't much in the way of fruit on the : trees or shrubs. I assume that may have something to do with the lack of birds.</p> : <p>Other than that I only saw little critters. </p> : <p>I forgot that as I was leaving I saw 3 Myrtle Warblers in the Bottle Brush : near the west entrance. </p> : <p>I wish I had time to visit Cape Florida, Robin seems to be having good luck : finding migrants.</p> : <p>I decided to head to Cutler Wetlands for a quick look. I saw several hundred : Laughing Gulls, 6 Lesser Black Backed Gulls, 2 Herring Gulls,1 Franklin Gull, : Belted Kingfisher, 6 Shoveler and 4 Blue-wing Teal just be the local Bald Eagle : showed up.</p> : <p>I also saw Red-wing BBs, Starlings, GBH, egrets and a Tri-colored Heron. </p> : <p> : <img border="0" src="http://www.photographwildlife.com/images/TASpost/BillSadowski/IMG_7520.JPG" width="610" height="390"></p> : <p> : <img border="0" src="http://www.photographwildlife.com/images/TASpost/BillSadowski/IMG_7523.jpg" width="456" height="610"><br> : This little guy knows how to hide. </p> : <p> : <img border="0" src="http://www.photographwildlife.com/images/TASpost/BillSadowski/IMG_7524.jpg" width="497" height="610"><br> : Rock, what do you call this one?</p> : <p> : <img border="0" src="http://www.photographwildlife.com/images/TASpost/BillSadowski/IMG_7530.jpg" width="610" height="477"><br> : I have seen Bald Eagles at Cutler Wetland about every other time I visit.</p> : <p> : <img border="0" src="http://www.photographwildlife.com/images/TASpost/BillSadowski/IMG_7553.jpg" width="610" height="447"><br> : Female Red-wing Black Bird</p>
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