Carolina Chickadee- Greynold's Park

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Posted by Alex Harper on 16:34:34 02/11/06

At about 1:00 today I easily heard then found the Carolina Chickadee that has been at Greynold's Park since at least October. From the main entrance from West Dixie Highway, drive only a short distance until you see the parkinglot on your left before the large mound ahead of you. The bird was in a large mixed flock that stayed loyal to that area.
Also seen were Sharp-shinned Hawk, four Black-hooded Parakeets, Downy Woodpecker, and only six warbler species.

I also found many more Puerto Rican Crested Anoles than I had last Sunday. They have almost completely replaced the Brown Anoles (also exotic) around the tot lot area.

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Comments:	: At about 1:00 today I easily heard then found the Carolina Chickadee that has been at Greynold's Park since at least October. From the main entrance from West Dixie Highway, drive only a short distance until you see the parkinglot on your left before the large mound ahead of you. The bird was in a large mixed flock that stayed loyal to that area. : Also seen were Sharp-shinned Hawk, four Black-hooded Parakeets, Downy Woodpecker, and only six warbler species. : : I also found many more Puerto Rican Crested Anoles than I had last Sunday. They have almost completely replaced the Brown Anoles (also exotic) around the tot lot area.
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