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Posted by Vince Lucas on 20:25:42 01/27/07
I think I know the answer to this question, but I wanted all of the "cognoscenti" to chime in, so. . . . Today at STA-5 in Hendry County, I saw an orangish-rumped Petrochelidon species of swallow but could not get a clear view of the front of the bird. Of Cliff or Cave Swallow, which would be more likely to occur there at this time of the year and why? We saw some nice birds today at STA-5 including a banded Roseate Spoonbill with "ED" on the band (I think). Tricia, who often posts here on this site, photographed it so perhaps she'll post a photo of it with more info. I'll write up a complete trip report to follow.
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