[wisb] note elsewheres from Oshkosh, plus Marsh wren inquiry
- From: "Paul Bruce" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "birdsandfish50@xxxxxxxxx" for DMARC)
- To: Wisbirdn <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2014 04:27:07 -0700 (PDT)
Hey folks It's been a while since bring on, bits and pieces of sightings come
and go, including the adding of 5 species Saturday morning, to make my county
list for May 160 species even.
A stop at Uihlein Marsh gave me Yellow-headed Blackbirds, Black Terns,
Yellow-thr. Vireo, Eastern Wood-pewee and the inquiry bird, Marsh Wren, which
segues to the following question.......where are they all?! As well as Sedge
wrens, which I heard and saw NONE!!
What is the status of these 2 species. It's really bad this year, when I
normally hear them everywhere around this time in the marsh. Feedback on this
would be great.
Visits to Calumet County proved nicely recently. Had a walk to the closest
woods this past Tuesday, when pishing resulted in House wren, chickadees, downy
woodpecker, great crest flycatcher and the kicker, Canada warbler. Heard a
Pileated Woody yapping in the woods farther south. A visit to a hotspot
earlier this month, Abbey Park, was astoundingly dead aside from a few basic
warblers and a Philadelphia Vireo, making my vireo species count to 6 for May.
While pishing in the warblers a hummingbird joined in. I also have stopped
at the beach a few times by Menominee Park and have seen the same as Pete
Fissel, nothing more nothing less. Excellent finds up in Door County to you
folks. Best of luck elsewhere.
Paul Bruce, Winnebago/ Calumet Cos.
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