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Index of Subjects Hi The flycatcher was feeding amongst the trees by the shoreline at the end of the track from the white coastguard building towards the point (looking across to Devils Island). It prefers the first tree (a willow) then flies into the stunted spruces. I presumed that Mike and co would have seen it yesterday therefore I did not report it earlier. I can post a description at some point if required. Hopefully it will be seen again. Dennis On 6-Dec-09, at 3:37 PM, iamclar@DAL.CA wrote: > All: > > Fulton Lavender just heard about an Empidonax Flycatcher seen > yesterday by > Dennis Garrat Hartlen Pt., near the s.e tip of "Back Cove." Despite > the > weather, it might be worth seeking tomorrow when the sun warms > things up a > little. > > As many will be aware, Empidonacx Flycatchers at this time o year in > the East > are likely to be one of the western species as one of the eastern ones > -"Western," Gray, Hammond's and Dusky have all been seen latte fall > and early > winter in New England and E. Canada - the last some years ago in NS. > > If you do see it, photos and careful notes (including especially on > call notes) > would be invaluable for tricky i.d. purposes. > > Cheers, Ian > > Ian McLaren >
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