We've had a cool front come through and our winds shifted to the NW - this indicated a good chance to see a few more of the late migrants. Come and see what I located in my area.
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| At the Sanibel Lighthouse - an Eastern Kingbird |
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| and a Western Kingbird |
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| An Eastern & a Western Kingbird. |
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| A Palm Warbler - a nice surprise. |
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| A Red-eyed Vireo |
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| A Western Kingbird and |
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| a Blackpoll Warbler. |
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| A visit to the Caloosa Shell Mound provided views of the Great Crested Flycatcher, |
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| Scarlet Tanager - female |
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| Scarlet Tanager - male |
I'm just glad that I was able to catch sight of these few - spring migration gives us a short window of viewing opportunities while the migrants are passing through - bad weather usually provides more dropouts. In any event, any day birding makes for a great day.
I am just amazed on how well you know all the different kinds of birds... Kudos to you my friend...
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