Al Stokie
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Hello Bird People,
Tied hard but could not find the Worm Eating Warbler although others
did see it today. Looked from the north end off Bryn Mawr for 3 hours
without success but 30 min after I left the same people who I had
searched with for hours did find the Warbler. My only consolation was
seeing the PRAIRIE WARBLER which had also been here yesterday. Two
days in a row with a Prairie Warbler in 2 different counties must be
some kind of an achievement.
LaBagh Woods (7:15-10:30 am)
D.C. Cormorant (4 fly-bys)
Canada Goose (2)
Mallard (4)
Turkey Vulture (4, soaring)
Bald Eagle (1, a young one)
Red Tailed Hawk (1)
Rock Pigeon (1)
Mourning Dove (2)
Red Bellied Woodpecker (2)
Flicker (4)
Rough Winged Swallow (1)
Blue Jay (4)
Chickadee (2)
Ruby Crowned Kinglet (8)
Hermit Thrush (1)
Robin (15)
Starling (4)
BLACK & WHITE WARBLER (1) (FOY)
Yellow Rumped Myrtle Warbler (15)
PRAIRIE WARBLER (1)
Cardinal (4)
Song Sparrow (2)
Swamp Sparrow (2)
White Throated Sparrow (4)
Red Wings (8), Grackles (10) & Cowbirds (2)
So 27 species & no roadside additions. Bird-Of-The-Day for the 2nd day
in a row will be
the Prairie Warbler & Runners-Up will be the Bald Eagle & the FOY
Black & White Warbler.
No awards for the "no show" Worm Eating Warbler.
Al Stokie
Local in Cook County today