[wisb] N. Mockingbird relocated
- From: Dan Belter <bwhawk1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Wisconsin Bird Network <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2011 13:39:05 +0000 (UTC)
I reloacted the Northern Mockingbird this morning at Radtke Point Park, which
is a small park on Lake Wausau that butts up next to the south side of the
Wausau Airport in the Wausau/Schofield area. The bird was seen eating sumac
berries this morning, and many of the sumac trees have already been eaten on.
The bird was rather skittish today and only showed itself a few times when I
went looking for it. Maybe as it warms up this afternoon, it'll come out more.
The eight Red-necked Grebes that I had at Radtke Point yesterday have moved to
the north end of the lake. I saw them at Everest Park this morning and they
were joined by an additional bird, so now we have nine present on Lake Wausau.
Common Loons are also still on the lake in good numbers.
Dan Belter
Village of Weston
Marathon Co, WI
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