U.M. birding

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Posted by Alex on March 30, 2003 at 17:17:06:

Went to go find the Copper's Hawks, and found the nest, but no hawks. Anyone know if they are still there? Good birds on the drive over:

FOTY Swallow-tailed Kites x4
Short-tailed Hawk
Osprey
American Kestrel
Turkey Vulture
Domestic Goose
Muskovy
Orange-winged Parrot

On the campus where I ate with my father at the food court outside near the pond with the fountains. We were greeted by the following:

Spot-breasted Oriole
Mourning Dove
Blue Jay
Starling
Mockingbird
Cardinal
Great Egret
D.C. Cormorant
White-winged Parakeet

For people familiar with U.M., I spotted three silent
amazons flying over the food court just west of the three Dorms. Ayone know what these are? Also, I heard of a flock of macaws that hang out in the palm trees near the lake. Are they able to see and what time?
Good birding.

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: Went to go find the Copper's Hawks, and found the nest, but no hawks. Anyone know if they are still there? Good birds on the drive over: : FOTY Swallow-tailed Kites x4 : Short-tailed Hawk : Osprey : American Kestrel : Turkey Vulture : Domestic Goose : Muskovy : Orange-winged Parrot : On the campus where I ate with my father at the food court outside near the pond with the fountains. We were greeted by the following: : Spot-breasted Oriole : Mourning Dove : Blue Jay : Starling : Mockingbird : Cardinal : Great Egret : D.C. Cormorant : White-winged Parakeet : For people familiar with U.M., I spotted three silent : amazons flying over the food court just west of the three Dorms. Ayone know what these are? Also, I heard of a flock of macaws that hang out in the palm trees near the lake. Are they able to see and what time? : Good birding.

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