Saturday, June 2, 2018

Ibis Not Seen Friday; Nothing Unusual Today


I happened to see Roger Newell yesterday.  He had looked unsuccessfully for the ibis (reported below).

This morning I walked around Flahive Park (East Grand River Park) in Grand Haven for a half hour finding 19 species (the usual summer breeders).

Then I drove down to Hofma Preserve for a Sedge Wren (found two, Year Bird #166 if I were counting).  Other birds of note among the 24 species were a juvenile hawk (Red-tailed? Red-shouldered? squeak-crying from the woods near the parking lot), Yellow-billed Cuckoo and Veery

Male Red-winged Blackbird singing from the boardwalk.

Female Red-winged Blackbird listening to the music.

Willow Flycatcher "fitz-bewing" at the marsh.

- Ric

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