Migration- Miami Shores

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Posted by Alex Harper on 21:32:54 04/14/05

Although warbler migration is still slow in Miami Shores, there is still good variety to be seen around my immediate area. Great Blue Herons, Great Egrets, Barn Swallows, dozens of nighthawks (especially today), and waxwings. A couple smaller swallows zipped by too quickly to i.d. Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Eastern Kingbird, White-eyed Vireo, and a Veery! Would it be correct to say Veery is a pretty uncommon Miami-Dade migrant in spring?
Like a fellow birder once said: "Life is good"

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Migration- Miami Shores Prothonotary Warbler - Alex Harper 16:40:49 04/15/05 (0)
Re: How to connect with Florida birders - Beth Wilkes - San Antonio, TX Audubon 23:02:00 04/14/05 (1)
- Re: How to connect with Florida birders - Alex Harper 16:34:48 04/15/05 (0)
Migration- South Miami - Felipe G. 21:39:29 04/14/05 (0)

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