Migration - Sadowski & Cutler Wetland

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Posted by Trey Mitchell on 20:22:22 03/26/06

There are signs of migration as Bill Sadowski. Around 5pm I ran into a nice
size flock of Prairies (12-15) and Parulas (10-12). There were also several
Indigo and Painted Buntings hiding near the feeders. Catbird were plentiful as
were Palm Warblers. I also saw a couple of Yellow Rumps and one Spot-breasted
Oriole was singing nearby.

I went by Cutler wetland looking for gulls and whatever else of interest
showed up. No gulls were present, but plenty of other birds to investigate. The
Black-necked Stilts are there and noisy also seen:



Greater & Lesser Yellow Legs

Stilt Sandpipers (3)

Dowitchers (2)

Least Sandpipers (12-15)

Spotted Sandpiper (1)

and your typical waders...

New Butterfly for me????

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Palm Warbler

Prairie Warbler

Northern Parula

Prairie Warbler

Rock, this is a new dragonfly for me. What is it?

Rock, this is a new dragonfly for me. What is it? Same as previous...

I wasn't the only one hunting migrants.

Follow Ups:

• Dragonfly Photo and Black Vultures at Bill Sadowski Park - Bob Kelley 11:56:58 03/27/06 (0)
• Thanks to all for the help! - Trey 22:39:09 03/26/06 (0)
• Re: Migration - Sadowski & Cutler Wetland - Rock Jetty 22:23:57 03/26/06 (0)
• Re: Migration - Sadowski & Cutler Wetland - Jeff Weber 22:00:14 03/26/06 (0)
• Re: Migration - Sadowski & Cutler Wetland - Alex Harper 21:23:51 03/26/06 (0)

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