Yesterday, May 9th, on the Williamsburg Spring Count, Dan Cristol, of the
College of William and Mary, found a Purple Gallinule along the Colonial
Parkway,
between Williamsburg and Jamestown.
I saw it this morning at 7 in a narrow strip of water and in feeding in the
adjacent weedy field, where a farm pasture meets a small swamp. The farm
obvious and is the only one between College Creek, where the hawkwatch is, and
Jamestown. It's best to park about half mile east of the farm, at a parking
area,
and walk along the road, as Park Rangers don't allow cars to pull off at the
farm, but you can see the water from the road.
If anyone wants more details, please contact me directly.
Brian Taber
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