Re: 1 or 2 Cape Mays?

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Posted by Trey on 09:14:33 11/09/05

In Reply to: 1 or 2 Cape Mays? posted by Bill Pranty

Two Cape Mays, first and last...

There were many around. (10-15)

In all there were the two Nashville, Cape May, Common Yellow Throat, Palm, Yellow Rump, Tennessee, BT Blue, Red Bellied WP, Yellow Bellied WP, Red-winged BB, Starling, Common Ground Dove, Mourning Dove, Cardinal, Mockingbird and an Indigo Bunting.

All were in the one fruiting ficus tree over a period of an hour.

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Comments:	: Two Cape Mays, first and last... : : There were many around. (10-15) : : In all there were the two Nashville, Cape May, Common Yellow Throat, Palm, Yellow Rump, Tennessee, BT Blue, Red Bellied WP, Yellow Bellied WP, Red-winged BB, Starling, Common Ground Dove, Mourning Dove, Cardinal, Mockingbird and an Indigo Bunting. : : All were in the one fruiting ficus tree over a period of an hour.
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