Re: Barnes vs. Matheson

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: : Yesterday, we were unable to find any warblers at Matheson Hammock. As a result, I almost didn't go to Barnes this morning. Although there were not a lot of warblers at Barnes (12-15 individuals, 6 species), any day you see a male Hooded Warbler is a good day! : : I recorded 34 species. Here's the list: : : Cattle Egret : : Turkey Vulture : : Muscovy Duck : : Red-shouldered Hawk : : Broad-winged Hawk : : Common Moorhen : : American Coot : : Killdeer (heard) : : Rock Dove : : Eurasian Collared-Dove : : Mourning Dove : : Monk Parakeet : : Yellow-chevroned Parakeet : : Chimney Swift : : Red-bellied Woodpecker : : Great Crested Flycatcher : : Blue-headed Vireo : : Blue Jay : : Fish Crow : : Purple Martin : : House Wren (singing) : : Gray Catbird : : Northern Mockingbird : : European Starling : : Cedar Waxwing : : Black-throated Blue Warbler (singing) : : Yellow-throated Warbler (singing) : : Pine Warbler (singing) : : Prairie Warbler (singing) : : American Redstart (male and female) : : Hooded Warbler (male) : : Northern Cardinal : : Boat-tailed Grackle : : Spot-breasted Oriole : Thanks for the info! You think the house wren, blue-headed vireo, chimney swift and hooded warbler might still be there?

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