AD Barnes and question

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Posted by Abby on 12:43:07 04/06/05

This morning I began with a failed attempt to find Black-whiskered Vireos at the botanical site on Key Largo... the high winds kept me from finding much of anything besides a few flyover White-crowned Pigeons. A quick trip to Barnes on my way back was more productive, including the following:

Blue-headed Vireo (many)
Blue Jay (on a nest)
Tufted Titmouse
Hermit Thrush
Pine Warbler
Wilson's Warbler
Orange-crowned Warbler
Black-and-white Warbler (singing)
Northern Parula
American Redstart
Prairie Warbler

plus something singing that I never found, sounded like an oriole

Also, for those who were on the sunday trip to barnes... were the Black-whiskered Vireos found with the main flock or off on their own somewhere?

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Re: AD Barnes and question - Rock Jetty 13:42:58 04/06/05 (3)
- Re: AD Barnes and question - Kevin 13:51:06 04/06/05 (2)
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Comments:	: This morning I began with a failed attempt to find Black-whiskered Vireos at the botanical site on Key Largo... the high winds kept me from finding much of anything besides a few flyover White-crowned Pigeons. A quick trip to Barnes on my way back was more productive, including the following: : : Blue-headed Vireo (many) : Blue Jay (on a nest) : Tufted Titmouse : Hermit Thrush : Pine Warbler : Wilson's Warbler : Orange-crowned Warbler : Black-and-white Warbler (singing) : Northern Parula : American Redstart : Prairie Warbler : : plus something singing that I never found, sounded like an oriole : : Also, for those who were on the sunday trip to barnes... were the Black-whiskered Vireos found with the main flock or off on their own somewhere?
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