Sunday, April 10, 2016

1A Kind of Day

It was a fairly productive day but mostly with Gray Catbirds and Northern Cardinals. Both take a band size of 1A. Still too windy in our opinion.

Our first bird of the morning was an Ovenbird.

Ovenbird

Then, we caught a blurry male Northern Cardinal.

Northern Cardinal

Followed by a female Northern Cardinal.

Northern Cardinal

Our next 1A bird was a Gray Catbird.

Gray Catbird

As the weather warms up the spiders come out. It is hard to miss the large webs of the Golden Silk Spider.

Golden Silk Spider

We then brought in an adult male Common Yellowthroat.

Common Yellowthroat

Our final capture of the day was an adult Carolina Wren. We should start capturing the new round of juveniles next month.

Carolina Wren

On the way out, we spied our newest baby Barred Owl tucked in the tree top.

Barred Owl

Seems like the majority of migrants where on the West coast this week. Hopefully we can get more of them next Sunday.
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Next (planned) Banding Day: Sunday, April 17th.
All nets will be opened by 6:30 A.M.

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