This morning my son Tim (10) and I went to Roberts Bird Sanctuary in south Minneapolis. We missed the group tour by 10-15 minutes, so we birded by ourselves for 2+ hours. LOTS OF WARBLERS! We didn’t see a blackburnian, but we heard reports that blackburnian warblers were present. Nonetheless, lots of good sightings. See below for a full species report
-Alex Potter 5/18/2019 RBS grackle Cowbird Starling Robin Chickadee Mallard Mourning dove Swainsons thrush (many dozens) Blue headed vireo Least flycatcher Chipping sparrow Tennessee warbler Canada warbler Nashville warbler Pine or orange crowned (?) Cardinal Magnolia warbler Downy woodpecker Olive sided flycatcher (?) American redstart Baltimore oriole Wilson’s warbler Yellow warbler Northern water thrush Black-throated green warbler Blue jay Red winged blackbird Red eyed vireo Blackpoll warbler Rose-breasted grosbeak Common Yellowthroat Hermit thrush Oven bird Chestnut sided warbler Ruby throated hummingbird Pine siskin Yellow rumped warbler Sent from my iPhone ---- Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives: http://lists.umn.edu/archives/mou-net.html
