Bullock's Oriole at Barnes

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Posted by John Boyd on October 19, 2001 at 19:12:57:

There was an immature male Bullock's Oriole at Barnes this morning. It had a pale belly, black throat patch, and heavily scalloped upper wing bar (= Bullock's). Spot-breasted & Baltimore Orioles were also present. I saw the Bullock's near the "rooster area" immediately on the left after entering the park.

Also seen: 14 warbler species (Magnolia, Tennessee, BT Green, Worm-eating, etc.), singing Yellow-throated Vireo, a possible Philadelphia Vireo (not well seen), 2 Yellow-billed Cuckoos, 2 Pewees (calling/singing), Scarlet & Summer Tanagers, several Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, and Indigo Bunting. The possible Philly Vireo was in the trees in the picnic area by the lake.

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: There was an immature male Bullock's Oriole at Barnes this morning. It had a pale belly, black throat patch, and heavily scalloped upper wing bar (= Bullock's). Spot-breasted & Baltimore Orioles were also present. I saw the Bullock's near the "rooster area" immediately on the left after entering the park. : Also seen: 14 warbler species (Magnolia, Tennessee, BT Green, Worm-eating, etc.), singing Yellow-throated Vireo, a possible Philadelphia Vireo (not well seen), 2 Yellow-billed Cuckoos, 2 Pewees (calling/singing), Scarlet & Summer Tanagers, several Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, and Indigo Bunting. The possible Philly Vireo was in the trees in the picnic area by the lake.

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