Showing posts with label philadelphia vireo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philadelphia vireo. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

May 19

Common birds: house sparrow, starling, blue jay, gull, goldfinch, cardinal (male), robin, grackle

Spring visitors: redwing blackbird, brown headed cowbird (male), blackburnian warbler, magnolia warbler, baltimore oriole, solitary vireo?, philadelphia vireo?, black throated blue warbler (female), northern parula warbler, chestnut sided warbler, american redstart (female)

May 18 pt. 2

Adding more tags!

Sunday, October 26, 2014

May 17 pt. 2

More tag adding.

May 15

Common birds: house sparrow, starling, downy woodpecker, mourning dove, blue jay, goldfinch?,  cardinal, robin, mallard duck (male, female?)

Spring visitors: redwing blackbird, magnolia warbler, chestnut sided warbler, great blue heron, baltimore oriole, veery, yellow rumped warbler, american redstart (male, female?), blackburnian warbler (male, female?), black throated blue warbler (female?)

Not sure: (philadelphia?) vireo, thrush (in addition to the veery)

Thursday, May 23, 2013

May 22 / the warbler

I've noticed that I am seeing fewer migrating songbirds than I was this time last spring.  In 2012 & 2011 there were lots of warblers around by now.  That said, I am seeing some, and this morning, I saw one I don't remember seeing in my yard before.  There's also one I can't quite figure out yet.

Common in my garden: cardinals, sparrows, grackles, robins.

Spring visitors: baltimore oriole, red-wing blackbird, brown headed cowbird.  A heavily streaked sparrow with a central/chest spot - probably song sparrow. 

New today: common yellowthroat (warbler)

Not quite sure: there's a little bird, creamy underneath and taupey/olive on top, no wing bars, black eye bar.  I think it's most likely a philadelphia vireo, could possibly be an orange crowned or tenessee warbler. 

In one of my posts to come, I'll also note some interesting birds I've seen so far this spring, before beginning to write them down.