By early afternoon the Wilson Trail was quiet for me (or else I was burned out after walking the woods trails staring vainly for thrushes). The only migrant I found was there a/the PHILADELPHIA VIREO near the Fuller Wetlands. Jay & Livia were just headed down the trail as I was leaving. Maybe they found more.
I had more luck in the late morning under the power lines on the Dryden side of Sapsucker Woods:
LINCOLN'S SPARROW
SWAMP SPARROWS 4 or more, I think
BLACK-THROATED BLUE WARBLER male and possibly female
BLACK-THROATED GREEN WARBLER
NASHVILLE WARBLER
COMMON YELLOWTHROAT immature male
RED-EYED VIREO 3
EASTERN PHOEBE
GRAY CATBIRD several
CEDAR WAXWING flock of 10+
--Dave Nutter
On Sep 20, 2011, at 12:40 PM, Mark Chao <markc...@imt.org> wrote:
I found some migrants in Sapsucker Woods on Tuesday morning, mostly on the Wilson Trail North. These birds included HOODED (1 or 2 F), WILSON’S, MAGNOLIA (several), BLACKBURNIAN, BLACK-THROATED GREEN, BLACKPOLL, AMERICAN REDSTART, NORTHERN PARULA, and COMMON YELLOW THROAT, plus at least one PHILADELPHIA VIREO.
Mark Chao
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