[wisb] Re: Black & White Warbler
- From: Jesse Ellis <calocitta8@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bhaunts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2012 13:19:54 -0500
Daryl and all-
Can you say whether this bird was a hatch year or an adult individual? I
ask, because on a night-listening list serve I follow, a recordist in NY
has just started noting B&Ws in NY. However, he also has noted a "steady
stream" of B&W warbler night flight notes over Texas for the last THREE
WEEKS. I'll ask him what he thinks of this, but I wonder if the difference
is the adults vs. hatch year birds, with the adults getting out now and the
immatures needing more time to stock up on fat. Any of those migrant bird
biologists out there have comments?
Jesse Ellis
Madison
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 10:10 PM, Daryl Tessen <bhaunts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This certainly is not profound, but I was surprised early this evening to
> see a Black & White Warbler in my yard, by the living room window in an
> adjacent tree. This is the first one I have had here in several years, and
> only the 5th warbler species for the yard this year, so far the poorest
> ever.
>
> At least a few things are apparently beginning to move around, a precursor
> to the fall migration.
> Daryl Tessen
> Appleton, WI
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University of Wisconsin - Madison
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