Just to add on to Margaret’s post…
I believe I made my first positive ID on a Nashville Warbler this morning on
the shores of Lake Onalaska at the refuge overlook on Brice Prairie. But I’m
no expert, so skepticism is understood.
Kevin Seidel
LaCrosse co
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On Sep 3, 2021, at 5:47 PM, Dave & Margaret Brasser <2shebbirders@xxxxxxxxx>####################
wrote:
Sitting in my windowseat this afternoon, overlooking the backyard (totally
perennial flowers; no grass) and nearby bird feeders, I noticed a small bird
with a yellow belly and throat, gray head and back, and white eyering. It
checked out several of the flowers, then the feeder area, and finally
perched a foot from my window! Nashville Warbler! What a treat! Then
noticed some motion in the spruce tree at the back of the yard. Grabbed the
binoculars... a Ruby-crowned Kinglet flitting about after gnats! Migration
is definitely underway here! : )
--margaret brasser,
sheboygan,
sheboygan county
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