Re: ENP Dec. 2 and 3

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Posted by John Boyd on 22:19:19 12/04/05

In Reply to: ENP Dec. 2 and 3 posted by Bryant Roberts

Limpkins were calling at Anhinga Trail this morning, and I was pleased to find one near the former kiosk. A Pileated Woodpecker was also in the low vegetation.

I found 12 warbler species in the park today, including a surprising Tennessee at the Gumbo Limbo trail entrance. This is the first time I've seen one in the winter months.

A White-tailed Kite was present along Research Rd. Three Robins (SOTS) were also spotted on Research Rd.

I didn't wait for the nighthawks since I'd already seen them 3 weeks ago.

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Comments:	: Limpkins were calling at Anhinga Trail this morning, and I was pleased to find one near the former kiosk. A Pileated Woodpecker was also in the low vegetation. : : I found 12 warbler species in the park today, including a surprising Tennessee at the Gumbo Limbo trail entrance. This is the first time I've seen one in the winter months. : : A White-tailed Kite was present along Research Rd. Three Robins (SOTS) were also spotted on Research Rd. : : I didn't wait for the nighthawks since I'd already seen them 3 weeks ago.
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