[wisb] Clay-colored, R.s. Towhee, R.h. Woodpecker, Lark Sparrow, Siskin brood patch
- From: Buboarcto@xxxxxxx
- To: wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2009 22:06:47 EDT
Hi all!
During break today I walked to the mailbox (1/4 mile) and heard/saw one or
two Clay-colored Sparrows in the brushy hedge row at the base of the DATCP
hill facing the south side.
A Rufous-sided Towhee was feeding below my hulled sunflower feeder about 6
pm. Shortly thereafter a Red-headed Woodpecker appeared and fed on the
feeders twice. Meanwhile White-throats, Chippies, Cardinals, Goldfinches,
the Siskins, various blackbirds and more were feeding on the ground. The
hummer also got in the act.
When the Siskins landed on a higher branch, I could clearly see the brood
patch on one bird.
Last Thursday I heard/saw a Lark Sparrow in southern Rock County.
Sandy-Ursula Petersen, rural Stoughton, Dane County and Washington Island,
Door County
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