Metzger Marsh, 5/4

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   Fewer birds, howling winds and crowds of birders made leaving Magee early today easy. Drove some roads with flooded fields and found 40 American Golden-Plovers on Darsch Rd.
Then to Metzger which was magical this afternoon. Point blank extended views of Prairie, Golden-winged and Blue-winged Warblers were among the 22 species I saw in the short time I was there. Nashville and Tennessee Warblers were present in very large numbers. Almost all the birds were eye level and lower.

On the way out, there was a Short-eared Owl flying over the marsh.

Edited by rick nirschl - 05 May 2018 at 2:50am

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	Fewer birds, howling winds and crowds of birders made leaving Magee early today easy. Drove some roads with flooded fields and found 40 American Golden-Plovers on Darsch Rd. Then to Metzger which was magical this afternoon. Point blank extended views of Prairie, Golden-winged and Blue-winged Warblers were among the 22 species I saw in the short time I was there. Nashville and Tennessee Warblers were present in very large numbers. Almost all the birds were eye level and lower. On the way out, there was a Short-eared Owl flying over the marsh. Edited by rick nirschl - 05 May 2018 at 2:50am
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