I was just about to post details when Jay's message came in. There is
only a bit that I can add. First, there are now some sticks on the
ground pointing to the trail where the vireo was last seen. It appears
to be moving around a bit, so be patient and listen carefully.
In addition to Jay's birds, Dave Nutter and I also had a Gray Catbird
and a NASHVILLE WARBLER in the same vicinity. The Prairie Warbler
continued to sing after Jay left.
Bob McGuire
On Apr 26, 2011, at 10:05 AM, Jay McGowan wrote:
The WHITE-EYED VIREO was still at the Edwards Preserve on Teeter
Road around 9:30, singing sporadically and foraging in the brush
downslope (to the left) of the main trail leading into the preserve
(take your second left after entering from Teeter Road and the bird
was around this area, but moving a lot.) I also had a bright male
PRAIRIE WARBLER which eventually sang twice, and singing COMMON
YELLOWTHROAT and BROWN THRASHER.
Jay McGowan
Ithaca, NY
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