Tag Archives: Warblers

A foggy dawn from my driveway had singing Swainson’s and Wood Thrushes, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Tennessee, Blackpoll and Magnolia Warblers, and American Redstart. A walk up Kemble Mountain to Fort Nonsense added Chestnut-sided Warblers, more Blackpoll Warblers and more Swainson’s Thrushes. … Continue reading →

Migration was heavy in much of the United States overnight (woodcreeper.com, Tom Auer’s Blog). The density of birds depends on the location, generally favoring the typical migrant traps. For those who know the mocosocoBirds region, migrant traps are a mystery … Continue reading →

Both Black-billed and Yellow-billed Cuckoos were calling near the north gate (a.k.a. “closed bridge”) of Pleasant Plains Road, Great Swamp NWR early this morning. A Yellow-billed called near the overlook in the afternoon. Since the weekend, Black-billed Cuckoos are especially … Continue reading →

Cerulean Warbler A Cerulean Warbler was the highlight of the morning along Waterloo Valley Road, Mt. Olive Twp. The Cerulean was viewed and heard southwest of the intersection with Kinney Road. Remember that this road is not for the faint … Continue reading →

Birds did not come easily this morning. The previous night’s frontal passage instilled hope for fallout conditions materializing by morning. While the fallout did not happen in the mocosocoBirds region, interesting species were available to those making a genuine effort. After all, … Continue reading →

Good luck to all World Series of Birding participants tomorrow, May 11. The weather forecast is interesting. Jacques Lane, Six Mile Run, Franklin Twp. had Wilson’s Warbler, Magnolia Warbler, et al (Chris Duffek). 15 warbler species were at Chimney Rock … Continue reading →

15 Warbler Species at Troy Meadows From Roger Johnson: Troy Meadows between 10 and 11 a.m. The following birds were on the road to the old trap shoot (Troy Meadows Rd.). Blue-winged Warbler – 1 American Redstart – 4 Yellow … Continue reading →