Red Bellied Woodpecker
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Posted by Trey Mitchell on 19:34:41 09/12/06
In Reply to: Pileated Woodpecker posted by A.C.E. @ Sadowski
Ace gets to check the park frequently since he works there and I really
appreciate the posts. Nice photos also.
I walked the park a little later in the morning than usual and had a pleasant
time. This is the first morning in a while that the humidity didn't make things
a bit uncomfortable. There weren't many migrants at the park this morning but,
enough to keep things interesting. There were also many butterflies and skippers
around to keep me occupied. Most of the warblers were at the back of the hammock
trail near the canal. There are many fruiting trees and bushes in the area so if
you make it to this park to bird make sure you make the walk to that area.
Morning List:
Red-eyed Vireo
Black and White
Parula
Red Start
Prairie
BT Blue
Common Yellow Throat
Spot-breasted Oriole - 6
Red Bellied Woodpecker
Ruby-throat Hummingbird
Red Start
Spot-breasted Oriole
Spot-breasted Oriole
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