Another slow day so we have to celebrate the good things. A total of 21 birds and four recaptures. Top two species are Swainson’s Thrush and American Robin with three birds each. The Swainson’s Thrushes are increasing in numbers slowly. Easterly winds are not good here but the Magee Bird Trail has had birds on easterly winds already this fall. Highlights for the day are an American Woodcock, Ruby-throated Hummingbird and a beautiful Black-and White Warbler. Sorry no pictures the camera batteries were dead.
Enjoy the season,
BSBO's passerine migration monitoring project is conducted every spring and fall in the Lake Erie Marsh Region of Northwest Ohio. BSBO Bird Bander's blog will provide you with highlights of what birds are being netted and seen in this area as well as interesting information about bird banding in general.
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