Barred Owl - thanks Bill? and Robin...
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Posted by Trey Mitchell on 00:31:35 02/05/06
I decided to avoid the rain in North Dade and Broward and headed to the Annex
and ENP. The annex was very birdy, with a wide variety of species. You had your
waders, your raptors, your warblers, your owl and your flycatcher. Robin
mentioned that she had seen two Barred Owls at the Annex. I heard them but
didn't see them until a gentleman from Chicago (Bill?) showed up. He found them
up in one of the big trees on the other side of the canal.
At the Annex I saw:
GB Heron
Green Heron
Purple Gallinule
Northern Harrier
Red Shouldered Hawk
Kestrel
Swainson's Hawk
Painted Buntings
Red-wing Black Birds
Starlings
Prairie
Palm Warbler
Black & White Warbler
Parula
Common Yellow Throat
Tennessee Warbler
Heard a White-eyed Vireo
Barred Owl
I decided to drive down to Flamingo just to see the damage and how things are
being restored. I made quick stops at just about every major stop. I didn't see
much out of the ordinary and the further south I went the less there was to see.
Here are photos from the day.
Barred Owl - thanks Bill? and Robin...
Blue-Grey Gnatcatcher
These spider were all over in the mangrove at West Lake
Flicker
Great Crested Flycatcher
Painted Bunting
Parula
Prairie Warbler
Red Wing Black Bird
Tennessee Warbler
Tennessee Warbler
Tennessee Warbler
It started raining about 1:30 pm about half way home. My plan worked out
well.
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