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Subject: [birders] Re: Prothonotary Warbler, Chelsea SGA, Washtenaw
Co. 5/7AM
From: cjmcd77(AT)comcast.net
Date: 10 May 2008 1:14am
The Prothonotary was still present in the same location as of noon today.
However, it only sang a few times, and remained well-hidden in the nearly
leafed-out trees in the swamp. I also heard a Yellow-throated Vireo in the
vicinity.
Jim McDonald
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> The Prothonotary was present and singing again this morning between 8:15
> and 8:30 at the location I posted yesterday. Not only did the bird sing
> consistently, but without any sort of prompting it also flew in close to
> the trail and I was able to continuously observe it for about ten of those
> minutes. The Prothonotary did pop in and out of one potential nest cavity
> while I was watching. We can only hope a female drops by soon. The bird
> continued to sing as I left the area.
>
> DS-J
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Subject: [birders] Final reminder: Dolph Park walk, Sun., May 11,
7:30 am, Wagner Road entrance
From: Karen Markey <ylime(AT)umich.edu>
Date: 10 May 2008 5:37am
On Sunday, May 11, at 7:30 am, I will lead an impromptu walk through
Dolph Park in search of migrants and breeding birds. We will meet at
the Wagner Road entrance to Dolph Park. Please bring binoculars. No
dogs please.
Dolph is a small city park with minor ups and downs. Please wear boots
or athletic shoes with texture so you are less likely to slip. Rain or
mist is forecast so please be prepared for the worst. If our group is
large, we will stick to the main paths because they are wide and we
can spread out. See you Sunday morning.
(See http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bbowman/birds/se_mich/locations/dolph.txt
for directions to Dolph.)
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Subject: [birders] Hummingbird
From: Plynkny(AT)aol.com
Date: 10 May 2008 9:11am
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First hummingbird (male) seen this season at one of my west Dearborn feeders.
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Subject: [birders] American Redstarts and others
From: Baba007(AT)aol.com
Date: 10 May 2008 9:19am
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Yesterday we had a couple of American Redstarts in the canopy of our huge
Red Oak. There were also many Magnolia warblers and some Black throated blue
warblers up there as well. The tree is full of flowers and tiny, tiny
worms....gourmet specialties for the birds! The Tufted titmice are enjoying
them as
well.
Spring, spring.......ahhhhhh.
Barb J.
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Subject: [birders] pouchlike nest
From: Char Watch <charwatch(AT)yahoo.com>
Date: 10 May 2008 9:51am
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Hi, Birders! What birds build a pouchlike nest? I know that northern orioles
and orchard orioles do. I found one had fallen out of the only tree in my
backyard on Wednesday after I got home from work in the evening. High winds
probalbly blew it out. I live in an over-developed subdivision of small houses
in Southgate, downriver. There are large trees here and there. I haven't seen
any orioles around there. I don't get to watch in the backyard very often
either. It was a large intricately woven nest--definitely that of a bird. It
had a round opening on top that was not as large in diameter as the nest which
was made out of straw, shredded plastic-covered paper, dryer lint clumps,
feathers, etc. Any ideas? Char
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Subject: [birders] Re: Hummingbird
From: david allen <whiteoakart(AT)hughes.net>
Date: 10 May 2008 6:16pm
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Has anyone seen female hummingbirds yet? We have had males at our feed for a
couple of weeks, but not a single female. I believe the males arrive first and
stake out a territory, but when (how long after the males) do the females
generally show up?
David
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Subject: [birders] A colorful Morning at the feeder
From: david allen <whiteoakart(AT)hughes.net>
Date: 10 May 2008 6:26pm
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I wanted to report in an unusually colorful morning. While some of these birds
are quite common, it was the combination of them and the redbud tree in full
bloom that made it true eye candy.
Blue Jays
Goldfinches
Rufous-sided Towhee
Indigo Bunting
Cardinal
Red-winged Blackbird
Brown-headed Cowbird
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
This was all in about one half hour. The indigo bunting is a first at the
feeder, although they are fairly common in the woods around the house. And this
is only the second appearance of the towhee.
David
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Subject: [birders] Re: Hummingbird
From: "makielb(AT)excite.com" <makielb@excite.com>
Date: 10 May 2008 3:40pm
We've had female-plumaged hummers at our feeder since the fourth of May
Mike Kielb
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Subject: [birders] Arb-Saturday
From: "makielb(AT)excite.com" <makielb@excite.com>
Date: 10 May 2008 4:24pm
Once again the Arb was filled with canopy-feeding warblers. Fifteen species
including many parula, Cape May, Black-throated Blue, Blackburnian among the
hoard. Lots of veery with a few hermits (these are getting late) and
Swainson's. Grosbeaks and House Wrens everywhere, and a few Scarlet Tanagers.
The highlight for me was a Red-headed Woodpecker along Riverview 100m east of
the Arb.
Also- Clif Swallows at the Huron Parkway Bridge and (surprisingly) Matthaei.
Hooded Warblers and Blue-winged Warblers at Marshall Park.
Mike Kielb
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Subject: [birders] Kent County: Gnatcatcher Nest
From: Bob Tarte <theduckpen(AT)att.net>
Date: 10 May 2008 6:04pm
I walked the trail 'backward' at Pickerel Lake today. No, I didn't
actually walk backward, but I did the route counterclockwise, and found
a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher nest. Two of the birds, male and female, I
presume, were combing the trees nearby for food.
Lots of Yellow Warblers just north of the parking lot.
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Subject: [birders] Re: Arb-Saturday
From: avianscout(AT)aol.com
Date: 10 May 2008 6:57pm
I too had a pretty good warbler day with 16 at Cherry Hill Preserve
(Superior Township, Washtenaw co.), highlight was a single male
Golden Winged.
Dan Thiry
On 10 May 08, at 4:24 PM, makielb(AT)excite.com wrote:
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> Once again the Arb was filled with canopy-feeding warblers.
> Fifteen species including many parula, Cape May, Black-throated
> Blue, Blackburnian among the hoard. Lots of veery with a few
> hermits (these are getting late) and Swainson's. Grosbeaks and
> House Wrens everywhere, and a few Scarlet Tanagers.
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> The highlight for me was a Red-headed Woodpecker along Riverview
> 100m east of the Arb.
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> Also- Clif Swallows at the Huron Parkway Bridge and (surprisingly)
> Matthaei.
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> Hooded Warblers and Blue-winged Warblers at Marshall Park.
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> Mike Kielb
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> Tired from counting
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Subject: [birders] Superior Township, Washtenaw co. Count day
From: avianscout(AT)aol.com
Date: 10 May 2008 7:41pm
Found something I've never run into before across from Cherry Hill
Preserve, a Mourning Dove nest with 2 eggs on the ground in the
middle of a grassy field. Anyone ever run into that before?
(sitting Ducks, I mean Doves!)
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Subject: [birders] Re: pouchlike nest
From: "Penny" <Jumpthroughhoops(AT)yahoo.com>
Date: 10 May 2008 8:26pm
Sounds like an oriole nest to me. I had the same thing happen one windy
day. They usually nest in tall trees, like elms, at the end of the
branches. They're a beautiful structure. Maybe there's an elm or a
cottonwood in your neighborhood?
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Subject: [birders] Horicon Marsh, WI - trip report/pics
From: "Jerry Jourdan" <jourdaj(AT)mail2world.com>
Date: 10 May 2008 5:45pm
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Hi all,
Earlier this week I flew to Milwaukee for a conference and had the
opportunity to bird Horicon Marsh. Several hours and several hundred
pics later I left quite tired and happy. Lovely place, and tons of
birds. Blue-winged Teal are actually approachable in the sense that
they don't flush if you're w/in a half-mile of them.
I've posted a trip report w/ pics on the blog if you're interested.
Thanks for looking,
Jerry
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Subject: [birders] Re: Hummingbird
From: "Allen T. Chartier" <amazilia1(AT)comcast.net>
Date: 10 May 2008 9:21pm
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David,
I am seeking the answer to your question in some detail by asking for =
reports of females in addition to males. Most of the national sites ask =
only for reports of males. It will be a while before I know the details =
of the schedules but for now it is somewhat complicated. In general, yes =
the females arrive after the males, but females can arrive at one =
location before males have arrived at another. And, at the same site, =
both can arrive the same day, or females can arrive from 1-15+ days =
later. This year, the first confirmed adult male was reported on April =
10 in Genesee County while the first confirmed female was reported on =
April 11 in Allegan County. So far, as of May 10, I have 31 reports of =
females in Michigan (page will be updated soon) out of 300+ reports =
total.
Allen T. Chartier
amazilia1(AT)comcast.net
Inkster, Michigan, USA
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Subject: [birders] Re: Hummingbird
Has anyone seen female hummingbirds yet? We have had males at our feed =
for a couple of weeks, but not a single female. I believe the males =
arrive first and stake out a territory, but when (how long after the =
males) do the females generally show up?
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Subject: [birders] need help identifying tern at Metro Beach
From: "Penny" <Jumpthroughhoops(AT)yahoo.com>
Date: 10 May 2008 9:28pm
I saw what I believed to be a common tern today at Metro Park pond but it
was whiter than I thought it should be and its tail was not forked. It
had a long, straight-across horizontal tail with 2 very long outer tail
feathers (also white), much like an arctic tern. Size was about 10 to 12
inches, very slender, and it was skimming and then diving into the water
after fish. It looked just like an Arctic Tern only smaller. I have never
seen one of these terns on this small pond before.
Hawk Club was there with male and female kestral, red-tailed hawk,
peregrine falcon, merlin, and great horned owl, all privately owned. I
thought it was not legal to own or purchase hawks as they are migratory
species? Can someone correct me on this?
Other sightings:
Ring-billed gulls
Flicker
6 yellow warblers
2 pair mallards
Canada Geese with lots of goslings
Goldfinches
Cardinals
blue jay
tons of red-wing blackbirds
grackles
kildeer
2 swans (too far away to identify)
2 female deer
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Subject: [birders] Re: need help identifying tern at Metro Beach
From: "Penny" <Jumpthroughhoops(AT)yahoo.com>
Date: 10 May 2008 9:54pm
On reviewing the many photos on the internet, I've decided that the tern I
saw was a Roseate Tern. A beautiful bird.
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Subject: [birders] Help with falcon; help with sparrow
From: millerr(AT)umich.edu
Date: 10 May 2008 10:16pm
Back from Bar Harbor; can you help with ID?
Is this a Savannah Sparrow? Seen in scrub pile near ocean shore.
http://www.pbase.com/millerr/image/96866524
http://www.pbase.com/millerr/image/96866562
Is this a Merlin? Or maybe a Peregrine Falcon? Seen at the top of a
high tree near an inland lake.
http://www.pbase.com/millerr/image/96866633
http://www.pbase.com/millerr/image/96866676
http://www.pbase.com/millerr/image/96866688
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Subject: [birders] falcon question, yard birds
From: Kevin Meinka <kmeinka(AT)charter.net>
Date: 10 May 2008 8:09pm
I had my first Hummingbird last night, and they were out in force today,
including a male flying in a big "U" by the feeder.
Heard, and then eventually found a Gray Catbird in the yard as well.
I also got lucky and just happened to have my binoculars next to me to see a
falcon land in a tree in the back yard. I just got a short look at it though
before it flew off. It had a prominant "mask" and struck me as being similar in
size to the Northern Flicker that regularly stops by. My guess is a Kestrel...
but it really is just a guess. I am awful at identifying raptors, any advice
on what I should be looking for or guide books to improve?
-Kevin
Fenton
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Subject: [birders] Re: need help identifying tern at Metro Beach
From: "Penny" <Jumpthroughhoops(AT)yahoo.com>
Date: 10 May 2008 11:39pm
I guess we'd better make that a Forster's Tern...
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