A singing male Mourning Warbler was seen this morning from about 9:45
- 11:00AM, at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge, along the boardwalk area
parallel to the rail road tracks. The bird was seen on both sides of
the walkway, between the stream and the overspill sitting area. The
bird was there when we left.
A bird seen and heard yesterday - but not relocated today - was a
Yellow-throated Warbler, in the pine trees at the end of the dirt
path leading to the air-base border, again, parallel to the rail road
tracks. If you are unfamiliar with the Refuge, please ask at the
Nature Center for information. Other warblers seen there recently
include Blue-winged, Redstart, Parula, Yellow, Common Yellowthroat,
and Ovenbird. Two male white-crowned sparrows were also seen near
the entranceway to the Nature Center today.
Eileen Schwinn
Mike Higgiston
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