Cape Florida fallout

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Posted by Liz Golden on 12:03:18 04/26/05

Yesterday, birds were literally all over Cape Florida State Park. An hour's walk in the late afternoon produced 14 warbler species and multiple yellow-billed cuckoos. Blackpolls, American redstarts and common yellowthroats appeared the most numerous, followed by black-throated blue and black-and-white warblers. Also seen were palm warblers, ovenbirds, northern waterthrush, prairie warblers, northern parulas, Cape May and worm-eating warblers. The best sightings were a Swainson's warbler and a male hooded warbler.

Today (Tuesday), there are still warblers around, though not in the numbers seen yesterday.

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Comments:	: Yesterday, birds were literally all over Cape Florida State Park. An hour's walk in the late afternoon produced 14 warbler species and multiple yellow-billed cuckoos. Blackpolls, American redstarts and common yellowthroats appeared the most numerous, followed by black-throated blue and black-and-white warblers. Also seen were palm warblers, ovenbirds, northern waterthrush, prairie warblers, northern parulas, Cape May and worm-eating warblers. The best sightings were a Swainson's warbler and a male hooded warbler. : : Today (Tuesday), there are still warblers around, though not in the numbers seen yesterday.
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