[wisb] ID Help?
- From: "Mike Duchek" <mikeduchek@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 17 May 2009 20:00:38 -0500
First 2 seen today at Picnic Point in Madison during a quick walk.
Not sure what this is. Well I have a guess but I won't bias the guesses.
Bad lighting otherwise it'd probably be easier.
http://image62.webshots.com/762/3/8/20/2522308200059461204MoVmZo_fs.jpg
This one I remember singing, not buzzing, but my best guess I guess is a
female gnatcatcher? Gray and white bird. This photo is out of focus and so
it's not the best, but maybe enough for an ID. Up in a tree, pretty busy
bird singing and moving around.
http://image64.webshots.com/664/9/46/21/2119946210059461204HUajYg_fs.jpg
Finally, these. I can recognize song sparrows singing on a perch or when I
can see the diagnostic spot, but these were foraging around near a pond at
the Arboretum yesterday on the ground quietly. Are these song sparrows or
something else?
http://image74.webshots.com/174/1/70/70/2191170700059461204BbJDaX_fs.jpg
http://image73.webshots.com/173/9/98/10/2662998100059461204rKCpky_fs.jpg
Thanks,
Mike Duchek, Madison, Dane Co.
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