[wisb] Harrington Beach SP Waterbird Watch
- From: Calvin Brennan <vermivora@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Wisconsin Birds <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2014 17:13:08 -0300
Hi Again,
It was somewhat slower today at the watch, particularly in the second half of
the morning with fewer Canada Geese to bolster the numbers todays. There were a
number of highlights however including what would seem to be an early
White-winged Scoter. There were a small number of Horned Grebes on hand sitting
on the water as well as flying by and at one point, an American Bittern flew in
off the water looking a bit out of place. A number of passerines also appeared
from over the lake during the day; mainly thrushes and warblers but I noted a
Great Crested Flycatcher as well. Other highlights were an adult Great
Black-backed Gull that appeared near the end of the count and a Mourning
Warbler that spent the better part of the morning foraging in the jewelweed and
brambles along the roadway across from the watch shelter.
Calvin Brennan
WGLBBO Waterbird Technician
Belgium, Ozaukee County
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