Starlings
These guys are pests to native species, but there is some interesting plumage this time of year.




These guys are pests to native species, but there is some interesting plumage this time of year.




Thanks to my buddy Eric who found some warbler butts before I could!! The following and more can be found at the website for The Warbler Guide by Tom Stephenson and Scott Whittle. This is an excellent and innovative book!!
Trying to get a mental handle on timing of warbler migration in Texas. So, naturally, I put together a spreadsheet! From Ebird data. Send me an email if you want a PDF of the graphs, comparisons (eg. the 2 waterthresh) and etc.
This is for last year, but I wanted to bring your attention to an interesting website (of which you may already be aware). http://www.jeaniron.ca/2019/wff19.htm Keep your eyes open for 20/21 prediction. JeP PS I’m in the process of querying my mentors on a Winter Sparrow Forecast for Texas. Will keep you posted if anything interesting…
One of our recent birds at “The Land” in the Davis mountains.
I finally got one!! Two actually, an apparently mated pair. Give me an ID before I give you the location.
And a few other birds from this morn.