Wolf Creek Nature Preserve June 5, 2005
All photos courtesy of Dave Lewis. For description hover mouse over picture.
Species | Count | |
Chimney Swift | 10 | |
Ruby throated Hummingbird | 1 | |
Red bell Woodpecker | 1 | |
Acadian Flycatcher | 2 | |
Eastern Kingbird | 1 | |
Eastern Phoebe | 1 | |
Willow Flycatcher | 3 | |
Red eye Vireo | 1 | |
Blue Jay | 6 | |
American Crow | 2 | |
Barn Swallow | 1 | |
Tree Swallow | 10 | |
Black cap Chickadee | 2 | |
Carolina Chickadee | 1 | |
House Wren | 2 | |
Eastern Bluebird | 1 | |
American Robin | 2 | |
European Starling | 3 | |
Common Yellow Throat | 6 | |
Yellow Warbler | 4 | |
Eastern Towhee | 1 | |
Field Sparrow | 3 | |
Song Sparrow | 6 | |
N Cardinal | 4 | |
Rose breast Grosbeak | 1 | |
Indigo Bunting | 2 | |
Bobolink | 1 | |
Red wing Blackbird | 25 | |
Eastern Meadowlark | 3 | |
Common Grackle | 2 | |
Brown head Cowbird | 2 | |
Baltimore Oriole | 2 | |
American Goldfinch | 6 | |
House Sparrow | 2 | |
TOTAL SPECIES | 34 |
Here's a field report from Laurie Boylan, one of the attendees. Thanks, Laurie!
Wolf Creek Environmental Center - June 5, 2005
3 attendees!!!
I agree, it was HOT!
BIRD LISTS:
12-1:30 PM - walk with Demetra Mihevic (naturalist at the Center)
House wren
American robin
European starling
Red-winged blackbird
Tree swallow
American crow
Northern cardinal
Field sparrow
Common yellowthroat
1:30-4:30 PM - Laurie and Dave walk!
Eastern bluebird
Song sparrow
Blue jay
Eastern kingbird
Bobolink
Eastern meadowlark
Goldfinch
Turkey vulture
Not sure if you want this info, but here it is:
There is a group of 17 turkeys that reside there and come to the feeders
often, but we missed them.
Very interesting - saw "historical" trees - they keep them in plastic tubes
until large. Trees or seeds come from historical places.
Very interesting - saw a 300 year old Basswood tree, rotted out but still
alive.
Saw lots of "galls" - with little holes in them where the birds pecked the
insect larvae out.