We spent a pleasant morning strolling through Pheasant Branch. Highlights
were lots of Nashville and Tennessee Warblers (how did Tennessee get two
warblers?), a couple of Northern Waterthrushes, an Ovenbird, a Great Horned
Owl adult with owlet, and a bright male Northern Parula.
Just now, a brilliant male Baltimore Oriole landed on the orange in our
front yard and started eating. (Must not have been any snacks on his
flight.) It looks like we have a pair of American Kestrels nesting in our
box. They've been hanging around pretty consistently and they're certainly
going through all the right motions. Haven't stuck the phone in yet to check
for eggs.
Dave Moffat
Verona, Dane County, WI
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