[va-richmond-general] Re: Louisiana Waterthrush and Hooded Warbler
- From: "Barnett, Lewis" <lbarnett@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "jkmcentire@xxxxxxxxxxx" <jkmcentire@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2011 12:42:02 -0400
When the trail down by the river is flooded, a walk along Riverside Drive will
often turn up some good birds. Downstream toward Reedy Creek is probably a
little more pedestrian-friendly. Also, the trail from the foot of the stairs
that runs off to the left below the parking lot can be a nice little walk,
especially when the thrushes start moving through - they like the open wooded
hillsides along that trail.
Good birding,
--
Lewis Barnett
President, Richmond Audubon Society
www.richmondaudubon.org<http://www.richmondaudubon.org>
On Apr 18, 2011, at 12:30 PM, Jeremy and Kristen McEntire wrote:
I went down to 42nd St. this morning, but the river had swallowed up all but a
short stretch of the path at the base of the tower stairs. Instead I went up
to Forest Hill Park to walk around. A Louisiana Waterthrush was singing
mightily at the stream just down from the lake. There, too, was a beautiful
Hooded Warbler, singing his heart out. Not much else there, not even any
Parulas or Yellow-throated Warblers.
Jeremy McEntire
Mechanicsville
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