I spent almost 3 hours combing the Dryden Lake Trail for new migrants this
morning.  No warblers at all.   41 species total, but nothing new.  While
watching 2 N. FLICKERS copulate, I saw the female turn her head around
toward the back, while the male leaned forward and to the side, and they
grasped each other by their bill tips.  I thought, anthropomorphically, "how
romantic".  But, then again, maybe it was.

 

Steve Fast

Brooktondale


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