Those interested in the workshop, that Dot Field, of Natural Heritage and I
are conducting, should register, by e-mailing me at taberzz@xxxxxxx, by next
Wednesday evening.
The cold front expected early next week should produce a good surge of early
migrant birds. Last August at this time, a front provided Nashville and Cape
May warblers at Kiptopeke, among many other species. Usually, during odd years,
like this one, Red-breasted Nuthatches are found there at the end of August,
a preview of their fall flight.
Now that the rain has subsided a bit, butterflies should become abundant at
the tip of the Eastern Shore, too. We'll visit the butterfly gardens at
Kiptopeke State Park and Eastern Shore of VA National Wildlife Refuge.
Brian Taber
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