A.D. Barnes Bird Walk

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Posted by Trey Mitchell on 15:01:07 05/07/05

We had a nice walk at A D Barnes. There was a lot more activity there than the last time I walked the park early last week. I finally got a good look at a Black Whiskered Vireo. I have been on several walks where others got a look or we heard its call, but I never got a look. This little fellow sat still for me in one spot for about 3-4 minutes. The funny thing about it was the part of his head with the whiskers was hidden by a branch and I couldn't seem to peer around it to get the ID. He did finally move enough for me to see and get a few photos.

Here is the list of the most interesting sightings.

BT Blues - lots of females
Black Polls
Cape May
Black Whiskered Vireo
Worm Eating
Female Scarlet Tanager
Red Start (30-40)
Ovenbird
White Crown Pigeon

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Comments:	: We had a nice walk at A D Barnes. There was a lot more activity there than the last time I walked the park early last week. I finally got a good look at a Black Whiskered Vireo. I have been on several walks where others got a look or we heard its call, but I never got a look. This little fellow sat still for me in one spot for about 3-4 minutes. The funny thing about it was the part of his head with the whiskers was hidden by a branch and I couldn't seem to peer around it to get the ID. He did finally move enough for me to see and get a few photos. : : Here is the list of the most interesting sightings. : : BT Blues - lots of females : Black Polls : Cape May : Black Whiskered Vireo : Worm Eating : Female Scarlet Tanager : Red Start (30-40) : Ovenbird : White Crown Pigeon : :
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