[Maine-birds] Re: warbler fallout

Where in Belfast did this occur?  Thanks, Aletha

On Saturday, May 18, 2019 at 5:08:06 PM UTC-4, Sarah Caputo wrote:

Warbler numbers starting to accumulate here, with the pond as the central hotspot.

Large flock of Black and white warblers present, unlike the rest of the birds they were mostly feeding and not singing, one followed me delightedly around while I was stringing fence, unsure if attracted to the old woodpile or my own personal flock of black flies.

Northern Parulas, (4), actively fighting over territory

single American Redstart

Common Yellowthroat (3)

Blue-headed Vireo

Yellow Rumps (5)

Yellow Warbler (2)

Black-throated Blue (2)

Black THroated Green (3)

Gray Catbird (pair)

Ruby-crowned Kinglet (1)

Chipping Sparrows numerous

Blue Jays (6ish)

Single male Mallard

Feeder birds

Single female Baltimore Oriole FOY

Purple Finch 2 pair

Chickadees

Tufted titmouse (2)

Hairy Woodpecker

Mourning dove (5)

Song Sparrow (2)

Ruby throated Hummingbird investigating the orioles oranges

Sarah

Montville

Dr. Sarah Caputo

Belfast Veterinary Hospital

Belfast, ME

https://www.facebook.com/BelfastVets/

Mountain Valley Farm

JSBA Reg. Jacob Sheep

Montville Maine

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