New Birds at Peninsula State Park, 05/02/10
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010 at
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“Although I didn’t see a lot of different species, I did get some very good shots of the ones I saw. :)”
From Birds at Peninsula, 05/02/2010, posted by Karin Hankwitz on 5/04/2010 (14 items)
- Two swans performing their mating dance in the bay by Weborg Marsh. It was a very int…
- A cute little Chipping Sparrow hops atop a boulder in the Weborg Point picnic area.
- An extremely friendly male Palm Warbler sat right next to me in a maple tree, allowin…
- I had been led to this tree by his call. Needless to say, I learned what the Palm War…
- We were MAYBE 10 ft apart at this point, and he seemed completely unfazed by my prese…
- The Palm Warbler is not only unique for its coloring, but perhaps even more telling i…
- Palm Warbler
- A new addition to my Life List, this Sora was hiding in the cattails in Weborg Marsh,…
- Right after I snapped this picture, he took off, and pretty much couldn’t trip over h…
- Another cute and VERY LOUD Chipping Sparrow clung to a hump of last year’s dead catta…
- The Chipping Sparrow, looking at me.
- A really nice shot of the Chipping Sparrow, showing its head and shoulder coloring ve…
- A Chickadee landed RIGHT NEXT TO ME on the Hemlock Trail sign at the trailhead, by We…
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Other birds seen or heard but not photographed:
- 2 Semipalmated Sandpipers (Weborg Marsh)
- 1 Black-Throated Green Warbler (Weborg Marsh)
- Multiple White-Throated Sparrows (Weborg Point)
- Multiple Yellow-Rumped (Myrtle) Warblers (Weborg Point)
- 1 Brewers Blackbird (Weborg Point)
- Multiple Red-Winged Blackbirds (including 1 female, Weborg Marsh)
- 3 Turkey Vultures
