ENP: Bells Vireo

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Posted by Leo Miller on 18:53:02 03/19/05

Linda McCandless and I saw a Bell s Vireo at the cottages in Flamingo this morning. The bird was feeding in the trees at the bend of the road near Cottage X . It behaved much like a spring bird in its home range, moving rapidly, relatively high in the trees and SINGING almost continuously for the ½ hr we observed it. We also saw 4 Swallow-tailed Kites and 11 warblers, including Black-throated Blue and Worm-eating. Mosquitoes were ubiquitous!

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Comments:	: Linda McCandless and I saw a Bell s Vireo at the cottages in Flamingo this morning. The bird was feeding in the trees at the bend of the road near Cottage X . It behaved much like a spring bird in its home range, moving rapidly, relatively high in the trees and SINGING almost continuously for the ½ hr we observed it. We also saw 4 Swallow-tailed Kites and 11 warblers, including Black-throated Blue and Worm-eating. Mosquitoes were ubiquitous! :
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