Black-Throated Gray Warbler-Yes

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Posted by Kathy Walters on 12:50:01 01/22/05

I decided to try for the Black-throated Gray since it is basically in my own backyard figuratively speaking. I managed to get to the Seacrest Scrub area just after 1130am just as the Tropical Audubon group had spotted the bird. The bird continues to move around with a large mixed flock of mostly Pine warblers, Blue-grey Gnatcatchers, though I spotted a Yellow-throated Warbler and a Prairie Warbler. After you walk through the gate walk to the sandy yellow dot marked paths. Today the Black-throated Gray was on the path as it went to the right just a 50 yards down moving among the pine trees.

What a nice bit of serendipidy it was to see this bird. Bring lots of eyes if you can. There are lots of birds to sort through when you find the flock. I found the flock earlier in the week, but was by myself and couldn't single out the bird. Apologies to the Miami group for posting this early. Hope I am not stepping on any toes.

Here is a link to information about the site in Boynton Beach
http://www.pbcgov.com/erm/Images/PDF_Documents/seacrest.pdf

Kathy WAlters
Delray Beach

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Comments:	: I decided to try for the Black-throated Gray since it is basically in my own backyard figuratively speaking. I managed to get to the Seacrest Scrub area just after 1130am just as the Tropical Audubon group had spotted the bird. The bird continues to move around with a large mixed flock of mostly Pine warblers, Blue-grey Gnatcatchers, though I spotted a Yellow-throated Warbler and a Prairie Warbler. After you walk through the gate walk to the sandy yellow dot marked paths. Today the Black-throated Gray was on the path as it went to the right just a 50 yards down moving among the pine trees. : : What a nice bit of serendipidy it was to see this bird. Bring lots of eyes if you can. There are lots of birds to sort through when you find the flock. I found the flock earlier in the week, but was by myself and couldn't single out the bird. Apologies to the Miami group for posting this early. Hope I am not stepping on any toes. : : Here is a link to information about the site in Boynton Beach : http://www.pbcgov.com/erm/Images/PDF_Documents/seacrest.pdf : : Kathy WAlters : Delray Beach
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