[wisb] SUMMER TANAGER, Trempealeau NWR

  • From: Matt Paulson <matpaulson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2011 17:43:00 -0400 (EDT)

 Hello All,

I spent the first part of the day birding the Trempealeau NWR, and it was very 
productive. The most notable species was a SUMMER TANAGER along the far east 
side of the auto loop. It was primarily on the west side of the road among the 
scattered trees, and spent much of its time near the ground. It is a first year 
male, with the front half red and the back half yellow. It was seen by at least 
four other birders while I was there.

Other highlights include Sora, Woodcock, Rusty Blackbird, Nashville Warbler, 
Yellow Warbler, and Northern Harrier along the Marshland Access Rd.

Many Bufflehead and Ruddy Duck, as well as a couple Canvasbacks and Forster's 
Terns at the observation deck.

Baltimore Oriole, Orchard Oriole, Nashville Warbler, Black-and-white Warbler, 
Blue-winged Warbler, Orange-crowned Warbler, Warbling Vireo, Eastern Kingbird, 
Horned Grebe, Red-breasted Mergansers, and many more Ruddy Ducks and Bufflehead 
on Keip's Island.

Red-headed Woodpecker, Nashville Warbler, Black-throated Green Warbler, and a 
Brown Thrasher along the rest of the auto loop.

Ended the day with all 7 woodpeckers and 10 warblers, with a total of 85 
species. Not bad for the last weekend in April! A complete list is below.

Matt Paulson
La Crosse



 
Horned     Grebe
Pied-billed     Grebe
American     White Pelican
Double-crested     Cormorant
Great     Blue Heron
Great     Egret
Green     Heron
Canada     Goose
Wood     Duck
Mallard
American     Wigeon
Northern     Shoveler
Blue-winged     Teal
Canvasback
Ring-necked     Duck
Lesser     Scaup
Bufflehead
Red-breasted     Merganser
Ruddy     Duck
Turkey     Vulture
Northern     Harrier
Red-tailed     Hawk
Bald     Eagle
Osprey
Wild     Turkey
American     Coot
Sora
Sandhill     Crane
Lesser     Yellowlegs
Spotted     Sandpiper
American     Woodcock
Ring-billed     Gull
Forsterâ??s     Tern
Mourning     Dove
Red-headed     Woodpecker
Red-bellied     Woodpecker
Yellow-bellied     Sapsucker
Downy     Woodpecker
Hairy     Woodpecker
Northern     Flicker
Pileated     Woodpecker
Eastern     Phoebe
Empidonax     sp.
Eastern     Kingbird
Warbling     Vireo
Blue     Jay
American     Crow
Tree     Swallow
Barn     Swallow
Tufted     Titmouse
Black-capped     Chickadee
House     Wren
Ruby-crowned     Kinglet
Blue-gray     Gnatcatcher
Eastern     Bluebird
American     Robin
Brown     Thrasher
Orange-crowned     Warbler
Tennessee     Warbler
Blue-winged     Warbler
Nashville Warbler
Yellow     Warbler
Yellow-rumped     Warbler
Black-throated     Green Warbler
Palm     Warbler
Black-and-white     Warbler
Northern Waterthrush
Summer     Tanager
Northern     Cardinal
Rose-breasted     Grosbeak
Eastern     Towhee
Field     Sparrow
Chipping     Sparrow
White-throated     Sparrow
White-crowned     Sparrow
Song     Sparrow
Swamp     Sparrow
Eastern     Meadowlark
Brown-headed     Cowbird
Red-winged     Blackbird
Rusty     Blackbird
Common     Grackle
Baltimore     Oriole
Orchard     Oriole
American     Goldfinch


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