No bird super highway along the bluffs today ... just a kinglet and one Blue-headed vireo. Away from the bluff was also quiet. I relocated farther north to see where the warblers all went. Always been a sucker for flycatchers ... don't know why, so seeing a Great crested flycatcher this morning (again) I was primed to work the area. Also saw FOY kingbird, but no photo. Warblers were only Myrtle, Palm and N. parula. Thought that I spotted a Tennessee warbler but turned out to be a FOY Red-eyed vireo.
Off the brink of the bluffs ... far away and below me ... Blue-headed vireo
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Cedar waxwing
Eastern phoebe
Northern Parula
Great crested flycatcher (in the shade).
Arnold, the oriole. A fellow was putting out seed for a grosbeak and I suggested a half of an orange to attract an oriole but on repeated visits I noticed he didn't take my advise ... no one ever does. I sometimes have a half orange in a zip-lock bag and put it on a log and then return later.Hit and miss, really. I love those hits.
