Re: Migrants

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Posted by Alex on 20:43:25 07/28/04

In Reply to: Migrants posted by Felipe G.

A better day indeed ;)

I originally planned to post tomorrow after I do a "Miami Shores Big Day" for July.
Alright, I'll post anyway.

Migrants:
Two unidentified, large shorebirds flying low over my neighborhood. By the time I noticed them, they were too far to i.d.
Red-eyed Vireo- 2; one in Miami Shores singing his heart out, and one in Biscayne Park
Blue-gray Gnatcatchers- ~15
Yellow-throated Warbler- 1
Prairie Warbler- 1
Northern Parula- 1

I decided to check out the Miami Shores Gulf Course, since I had never really explored it all. I found some very good spots for ground-dwelling warblers, and several ditches that were great for waders.
I had three Yellow-crowned Night-herons, Tricolored and Green Herons, Cattle and Great Egrets, hundreds of White Ibis, Anhingas, and some other cool stuff.

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Comments:	: A better day indeed ;) : : I originally planned to post tomorrow after I do a "Miami Shores Big Day" for July. : Alright, I'll post anyway. : : Migrants: : Two unidentified, large shorebirds flying low over my neighborhood. By the time I noticed them, they were too far to i.d. : Red-eyed Vireo- 2; one in Miami Shores singing his heart out, and one in Biscayne Park : Blue-gray Gnatcatchers- ~15 : Yellow-throated Warbler- 1 : Prairie Warbler- 1 : Northern Parula- 1 : : I decided to check out the Miami Shores Gulf Course, since I had never really explored it all. I found some very good spots for ground-dwelling warblers, and several ditches that were great for waders. : I had three Yellow-crowned Night-herons, Tricolored and Green Herons, Cattle and Great Egrets, hundreds of White Ibis, Anhingas, and some other cool stuff.
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