Spot-breasted Oriole nest

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Posted by Alex on 13:20:59 06/07/04

While walking around Morningside Park today after school (school lets out early since we have Finals this week), I discovered another SBO nest. The nest is located in a tree about 25 feet tall, and in front of 621 N.E. 56th Street. The tree is located on the median across from the house. The nest is about 15-20 feet high. I could not see any eggs or young in the nest, but an oriole in the area responded to my oriole imitations.

A Cooper's Hawk soared around the mangroves, and probably the young of last year's brood. Mitred and White-winged Parakeets were seen. Common Myna were seen just outside of the neighborhood's property. An added bonus was seeing a small group of Yellow-crowned Night-heron juveniles huddled in the mangroves. A Prairie Warbler called.

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Re: Spot-breasted Oriole nest - Bob Linnea 19:31:31 08/31/04 (0)

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Comments:	: While walking around Morningside Park today after school (school lets out early since we have Finals this week), I discovered another SBO nest. The nest is located in a tree about 25 feet tall, and in front of 621 N.E. 56th Street. The tree is located on the median across from the house. The nest is about 15-20 feet high. I could not see any eggs or young in the nest, but an oriole in the area responded to my oriole imitations. : : A Cooper's Hawk soared around the mangroves, and probably the young of last year's brood. Mitred and White-winged Parakeets were seen. Common Myna were seen just outside of the neighborhood's property. An added bonus was seeing a small group of Yellow-crowned Night-heron juveniles huddled in the mangroves. A Prairie Warbler called.
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