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Posted by Trey Mitchell on 22:06:17 10/25/05
In Reply to: Wilma Birding posted by Alex Harper
Hello Everyone,
Wilma has passed and did her damage and I had my share, but I decided to make
the best of a bad situation. I went to Bill Sadowski today for some post storm
birding. The park had a lot of damage to the hammock. None of the entrances to
the hammock were clear. I made my way around over and through many fallen trees
only to see very little along the trails. It may have been due to the excessive
noise create by making my way through the mess or that I just didn't see the
birds because I was busy watching my step.
I did see enough that I decided to sit in one spot and wait for the birds to
come to me. This worked well...
B&W Warbler
Prairie
Magnolia
Tennessee
BT Blue
Palm
Parula
Ovenbird
Painted Bunting
Indigo Bunting
Eastern Wood Pewee
Phoebe
B-G Gnatcatcher
Red-eyed Vireo
White-eyed Vireo
Cardinal
Blue Jay
Mockingbird
Eastern Kingbird
Catbird
Red-shouldered Hawk
Broad-winged Hawk
Merlin
Morning Dove
White-wing Dove
Certainly was a nice day to enjoy the birds.
Photos:
Tomorrow I will search for the gulls at Cutler Wetland. Toe said he looked
today and found many gulls but they were in another area of the construction and
some were hidden by hills and valleys. Toe saw 1 Franklin's Gull and not the
Black Headed Gull. He did say that it is entirely possible that the bird was
there but hidden.
Having Fun in South Florida :)
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