Keys Migrants

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Posted by Brennan Mulrooney on 09:30:15 08/24/04

Heavy late night/early morning showers in the upper keys gave us a little early season fallout yesterday at Audubon's Tavernier Science Center (mm 88.8 bayside, Indian Mound Trail). Among the common, expected species were an adult male Cerulean Warbler, a Summer Tanager, and an Orchard Oriole.

Driving to work this morning (Key Largo to Tavernier) I noticed huge numbers of swallows and martins, I'll try to get out today and get a little better handle on what's going on.

Brennan Mulrooney
Key Largo

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Comments:	: Heavy late night/early morning showers in the upper keys gave us a little early season fallout yesterday at Audubon's Tavernier Science Center (mm 88.8 bayside, Indian Mound Trail). Among the common, expected species were an adult male Cerulean Warbler, a Summer Tanager, and an Orchard Oriole. : : Driving to work this morning (Key Largo to Tavernier) I noticed huge numbers of swallows and martins, I'll try to get out today and get a little better handle on what's going on. : : Brennan Mulrooney : Key Largo
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