Is the Prothonotary Warbler truly common as I've seen written in several birding guides? I meant to send this trip report a long time ago, but life as always has other ideas! I'd never seen a Prothonotary Warbler until we visited Beidler Forest in South Carolina at the end of April. And then we saw about eight or so including one on its nest in a hollow of a small tree a couple feet off
June 25, 2008 Summer Morning Birding: Pecan Grove and Soccer Fields and Lake Waco Hike and Bike Trail. 8:00 AM-10:15 AM, 81 F-91 F. As George Carlin says, it started out hot…got hotter…got too hot. Sunny conditions, wind not getting up until almost 10:00. It was good to be out having just been release from the doctor’s care for my left knee. It is always good to be greeted by calls and songs
May 23, 2008, Friday. Woodway Park. 8:00 AM-10:40 AM. 77-88F. It is hot and humid in Texas. The skies were overcast to begin but turned sunny by 10:00. There was a bit of wind at times. 30 species of birds were recorded. The best birds were the Roadrunners, two seen separately and at two different times; and a Common Nighthawk. I was surprised by a hummingbird but was not able to identify
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On Wed, 7 Nov 2007 09:27:29 -0800, "SteveB" <deserttraveler@hi-speed.us> wrote: My grandsons painted a couple of premade bird houses yesterday. When I asked what kind of bird they wanted, one said a yellow and red. The other said a small one because the door was small. I have put up many bird houses, mainly pre made ones that were purely decorative. I have yet to have a bird
