A question that has been bothering me (and likely others as well) is: on a super impressive warbler list like this, what portion would you say was heard only? I was there this afternoon and got 2 Prothonotary and 1 Red-eyed Vireo. No other warbler or Vireo. Just curious how much is ears over eyes. Thank you!
Benjamin DeHaven
Timonium, Maryland
<mhanthony...> wrote:
>Josh Emm and I went birding at Susquehanna State Park today and met up
>with a number of other people. We had 21 warbler species. Between the
>two of us, they were:
>
>Ovenbird
>Worm-eating Warbler
>Louisiana Waterthrush
>Blue-winged Warbler
>Black-and-white Warbler
>Prothonotary Warbler (Josh only)
>Tennessee Warbler
>Kentucky Warbler (Josh only)
>Common Yellowthroat (Josh only)
>American Redstart
>Cerulean Warbler
>Northern Parula
>Magnolia Warbler (me only)
>Bay-breasted Warbler
>Blackburnian Warbler
>Blackpoll Warbler
>Black-throated Blue Warbler
>Yellow-rumped Warbler
>Prairie Warbler (me only)
>Black-throated Green Warbler
>Canada Warbler (Josh only)
>
>Other highlights were 4 late COMMON MERGANSERS and good views of
>SCARLET TANAGER, BALTIMORE ORIOLE, and YELLOW-THROATED VIREO.
>
>The SNOWY EGRET was continuing at Swan Harbor around 3:15pm, as well as
>18 SEMIPALMATED PLOVERS.
>
>---Matt Anthony
>Bel Air
>
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Benjamin DeHaven
Timonium, Maryland
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