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Posted by David S. on 19:31:46 08/26/12
In Reply to: Pishing into the Wind posted by Brian Rapoza
I did this a few times today at my place and also came up with American Redstarts (30-50 by the end of the day), Worm-eating, Prairie, Yellow-throated, and Black and White Warblers, Northern Parulas, Blue-grey Gnat-catchers, an Ovenbird, Blue Jays, Barn Swallows, Tree Swallows(?), Red-shouldered Hawk, White-winged Doves, Northern Cardinals, and a Northern Mockingbird. I must have had a fall-out of warblers (esp. Redstarts), as almost all of the birds were in lower vegetation and easy to see. They were actively feeding and constantly on the move. Redstarts got very close. First time I ever looked down on a Black and White Warbler.
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