Dan and Tom's Ninth Annual Magee Marsh Migration






May 10-14, 2003



Black Throated Green Warbler


 Black Billed Cuckoo


 Amish Birders


 Blackpoll Warbler
Blue Gray Gnatcatcher


 Goldenwinged Warbler


 Mourning Warbler


 Scarlet Tanager
Cerulean Warbler


 Dan simplifies things


 Northern Oriole


 Yellow Throated Warbler
Rose-Breasted Grosbeak


 Canada Warbler


 Chestnut-sided Warbler


 Nashville Warbler
Wilson's Warbler


 Male American Redstart Warbler


 Female American Redstart Warbler


 Buttbird Warbler
Catbird


 The elusive Blue-winged Warbler


 Reconnecting


 Screech Owl
Ovenbird Warbler


 Sora Rail


 Magnolia Warbler


 Common Yellowthroat Warbler
Ovenbird Warbler


 Northern Waterthrush Warbler


 Blackthroated Blue Warbler


 Catching up with Ron and Barb of Canton
Cape May Warbler


 Black and White Warbler


 Danny and I came upon a group who thought this bird was the extremely rare Kirtland's Warbler, but the photo of the yellow spot over the rump convinced them that it was, instead, an immature magnolia.


 Long-time birding friends Tom and Carolyn of Canton.
Red-breasted Merganser


 The hard-to-see Orange Crowned Warbler. Hard to see, in part, because it rarely comes down near eye level.


 Green Heron


 Yellow Warbler
Parula Warbler


 Robin


 Wood Thrush


 Ruby Throated Hummingbird
On International Bird Migration Day the Visitor's Center exhibited three birds whose wings were injured


 Barn Owl


 Short Eared Owl


 I had a great time, as usual. This year we set a new record, seeing 27 different types of warblers. A record that will be very hard to beat!
       Dan and Tom's Eighth Annual Warbling Migration.

       Dan and Tom's Seventh Annual Warbler Migration.

       Tom's other nature photos.

       Tom's headline page.