[EMAS] Re: marsh wren
- From: Steve Ritt <stevenmritt@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: acogbilly@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2014 09:40:16 -0700
That is wonderful Bill! It was driving me crazy because there is so little
habitat there, and I thought that I certainly should have been able to
relocate the bird if it was indeed a Marsh Wren. But, these birds do not
require much habitat, and they're secretive enough on their breeding and
wintering grounds, so who knows just how darn skulky and silent they may be
during migration!
The other funny thing is that I thought I saw the bird fly over to exactly
where you described, but both times that I went over there, all I could
find were a Swamp and Song Sparrow. Crazy.
Thanks Bill!
Steve Ritt
Asheville, NC / San Diego, CA
On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 6:08 AM, Bill <acogbilly@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> the marsh wren was on the dam between the ponds at owen park on saturday
> at noon. near the stone pillars. got a half way decent look at it but did
> not want to report it without some corroboration. thanks steve.
>
> cheers, bill steiner
>
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