Matheson Hammock

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Posted by Anil Antony on 11:19:15 03/27/11

Matheson Hammock was very quiet this morning. I was there from 8:45 - 10:30, walking the main park, the mangroves trail, and the nature trail. The total number of birds (not number of species) I saw/heard was outnumbered by the squirrels in the main area of the park. The the mangrove trail that leads from the Fairchild parking lot was full of cardinals and Red-bellied WPs, and there was a Prairie Warbler singing. There were several Prairies and N. Parulas around. Not much else. I had a grand total of 11 species. Woohoo!

Anil

Total Species:
Red-bellied WP
Pileated WP
Red-shouldered Hawk
Turkey Vulture
Northern Parula
Prairie Warbler
Mourning Dove
Northern Cardinal
Catbird
Northern Mockingbird
Unidentified parakeets

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• Re: Matheson Hammock - Stephen Paez 15:09:44 03/27/11 (0)
• Re: Matheson Hammock - Angel & Mariel 11:59:03 03/27/11 (3)
  • Re: Matheson Hammock - another migration phenomenon - Toe 13:46:13 03/27/11 (2)
    • Re: Matheson Hammock - another migration phenomenon - Bill Boeringer 19:10:55 03/27/11 (1)
      • Re: Matheson Hammock - another migration phenomenon - Angel & Mariel 22:49:23 03/27/11 (0)

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