Barnes 4/14

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Posted by Rock Jetts on April 14, 2004 at 13:49:00:

A morning stroll through A.D. Barnes yielded nine warbler species, with a few other interesting birds to throw into the mix. Talk about numbers! If it was this good at Barnes I can imagine hot spots like Key West or the Tortugas.

American Redstart (a few)
Black-and-white Warbler (several)
Cape May Warbler (several)
BLACKPOLL WARBLER (1)
Northern Parula (1)
Worm-eating Warbler (many)
Prairie Warbler (a lot!)
Black-throated Blue Warbler (1)
Yellow-throated Warbler (1)
Blue-headed Vireo (2)
Great-crested Flycatcher (1)

These large flocks seem to be concentrated all through the nature trail. Didn't see any Palm Warblers but I only birded for about an hour.

Cheers,
RJ

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: A morning stroll through A.D. Barnes yielded nine warbler species, with a few other interesting birds to throw into the mix. Talk about numbers! If it was this good at Barnes I can imagine hot spots like Key West or the Tortugas. : American Redstart (a few) : Black-and-white Warbler (several) : Cape May Warbler (several) : BLACKPOLL WARBLER (1) : Northern Parula (1) : Worm-eating Warbler (many) : Prairie Warbler (a lot!) : Black-throated Blue Warbler (1) : Yellow-throated Warbler (1) : Blue-headed Vireo (2) : Great-crested Flycatcher (1) : These large flocks seem to be concentrated all through the nature trail. Didn't see any Palm Warblers but I only birded for about an hour. : Cheers, : RJ

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