No time to do a real interpretation of the radar…heading out for some birthday fishing…but a brief look at the radar indicated that most movement was e–>w…I can’t rule out birds, but it seems unlikely. I’ll catch up tomorrow morning, until then, good birding!
6th Sep, 2007
Tough call last night…
Responses
Birthday fishing, eh?
Do they prefer minnows or worms? Maybe you’ll tie into some stripers, too.
I hear that a birthday fillet, grilled and then drizzled with a little lemon and seasoned salt, is delish!
Happy Birthday, La Puma!
By: Wild Willy Schmoker on September 6th, 2007
at 11:55 am
Morning Flight: no wind, clear conditions, 6:30AM - 8:30AM, direction of flight: North
Counter: Sam Galick
Ruby-throated Hummingbird- 4
Tennessee Warbler- 1
Cape May Warbler- 1
Black-throated Blue Warbler- 2
Black and White Warbler- 1
American Redstart- 13
Northern Waterthrush- 14
Warbler sp.- 3
Bobolink- 54
Baltimore Oriole- 9
Total birds: 101
Notes: A very slow day, Bobolinks accounted for half of the total species. A Least Flycatcher perched for a few seconds today.
By: Sam Galick on September 6th, 2007
at 1:48 pm
