[wisb] Platteville 5/02: 18 warbler species!

Hey all,

Well that storm that rolled in at 4 in the morning really brought the birds 
down!

I went birding around the UW-Platteville campus and found 18 species of 
warblers and many other migrants. Warblers included NASHVILLE, BLACK AND WHITE, 
ORANGE-CROWNED, GOLDEN-WINGED, MYRTLE, TENNESSEE, BLACK-THROATED GREEN, YELLOW, 
CHESTNUT-SIDED, BLACKBURNIAN, MAGNOLIA, BLUE-WINGED, PALM, NORTHERN 
WATERTHRUSH, NORTHERN PARULA, COMMON YELLOWTHROAT, AMERICAN REDSTART, and 
OVENBIRD. Other migrants I saw today were many GRAY CATBIRDS and ROSE-BREASTED 
GROSBEAKS, WARBLING, BLUE-HEADED, AND YELLOW-THROATED VIREOS, LINCOLN'S, 
WHITE-CROWNED, WHITE-THROATED, and SWAMP sparrows, and 3 GREEN HERONS at a 
small pond near campus. 

Good birding,

Luke Dahlberg

Platteville, Grant County    
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