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Index of Subjects You assume correctly, sorry. They are Common Yellowthroats, my nomenclature is rusty. Cheers, Andy Quoting Stern <sternrichard@gmail.com>: > Hi Andy et al, > > May we assume that these are Common Yellowthroats, a warbler species > which likes to hang out in thick tangles of alders, give a harsh > chip. and are very common in boggy areas of NS in summer - as > against Yellow-throated warblers, which occur much further south and > occasionally visit NS, usually at migrant hotspots in Fall and Winter? > > Thanks, > > Richard > > Sent from my iPhone > > On Jun 5, 2011, at 12:15 PM, Andrew Stadnyk <Andrew.Stadnyk@Dal.Ca> wrote: > >> The yellow-throated warblers have returned in numbers on the paths >> off Lawrencetown beach, as have Alder flycatchers. Yellow warblers >> have been back for at least a week. >> >> Surprisingly few shore birds on the weekend- one Willet. >> >> Donna, the chirp we heard was from the yellow-throats! >> >> Andy Stadnyk >> Lower Sackville >> >> > >
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