Sighting and question re: Golden Yellow Warblers and mangrove squirrel

Posted by Juan on March 17, 2004 at 19:53:02:

I ran into three Yellow Warblers feeding in Black and Red Mangroves in the backcountry behind Cape Sable on Monday. I was pushpoling a boat and could only verify that they were Yellow Warblers, can I assume they were Golden? Or would that be foolish what with Spring upon us. Additionally, several months ago in the same area I espied an extremely shy squirrel doing it's best to hide atop a Buttonwood. The few glimpses I had were of a black squirrel with a much lighter snout. I believe this is a dark morph of the Southern Fox Squirrel. In thirteen years of exploring the Park this is the only one I've seen. What is their status?
Thanks,
Juan

Follow Ups:

• Re: Fox Squirrels Vince 18:09:17 03/19/04 (0)
• Re: Fox Squirrels David Wright 16:03:08 03/19/04 (1)
• Fox Squirrels John Boyd 05:54:30 03/19/04 (2)
• Re: Sighting and question re: Golden Yellow Warblers and mangrove squirrel Vince 21:42:15 03/18/04 (3)
• Re: Sighting and question re: Golden Yellow Warblers and mangrove squirrel Alex 17:43:02 03/18/04 (0)
• black mangrove squirrel Paul 00:33:11 03/18/04 (0)
• Re: Sighting and question re: Golden Yellow Warblers and mangrove squirrel Felipe G. 20:41:19 03/17/04 (0)

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