Date:         Wed, 20 Oct 2004 17:25:27 -0400
Reply-To:     Russ Wigh <rdwigh@BELLSOUTH.NET>
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From:         Russ Wigh <rdwigh@BELLSOUTH.NET>
Subject:      Nashville and Tennesse Warblers at Skidaway
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G-birders

An overnight rainstorm accompanied the arrival of Tennessee and Nashville
Warblers to highlight a 12 warbler day for this coastal island.

Tennessee Warbler – fair numbers (#200 for me on Skidaway)
Nashville Warbler – two chipping in a brushy patch of the field, one in
view. (Spent a couple of hours doing my homework on this one to be sure I
was correct)  This was in the same area I had Grasshopper Sparrow yesterday.

Yellow-breasted Chat – one juvenile bird
Yellow-rumped Warbler – FOTS
Yellow Warbler – small numbers still here
American Redstart – still here in fair numbers
Palm Warbler – everywhere
Common Yellowthroat – numbers good but declining
Black and white Warbler
Pine Warbler
Northern Parula - small numbers
Yellow-throated Warbler- small numbers

Other species of note:

Wilson’s Snipe in the weedy pools of the sparrow field,
Cattle Egret – 2 juveniles
Barn Swallow – late bird at the marina.
Bald Eagle – harassed by an Osprey at Delegal

Russ Wigh
Skidaway Island, GA

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