Where are the berries?

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Posted by Paul on 11:44:45 09/26/04

TAS members might keep in mind that the recent hurricane winds have removed most berries from plants used by migrants for food source. Supplemental feeding could be in order.

At Hoechoka hammock all coffee, most hamelia, bitterbsh, lancewood, beauty berry, privet, blolly, and dahoon holly are leaf and berry stripped.

However, the warblers are finding feeding to their liking as all the bugs are now visible.

Large flocks of "blackbirds" of all varities are moving in....maybe pushed down by the destruction north of us?

This might be good news for Dade/ENP/and Keys as you still have the native vegetation buffet tables.

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Comments:	: TAS members might keep in mind that the recent hurricane winds have removed most berries from plants used by migrants for food source. Supplemental feeding could be in order. : : At Hoechoka hammock all coffee, most hamelia, bitterbsh, lancewood, beauty berry, privet, blolly, and dahoon holly are leaf and berry stripped. : : However, the warblers are finding feeding to their liking as all the bugs are now visible. : : Large flocks of "blackbirds" of all varities are moving in....maybe pushed down by the destruction north of us? : : This might be good news for Dade/ENP/and Keys as you still have the native vegetation buffet tables.
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