Late Black-throated Blue warbler male seen in Monticello Park today
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1. Scr. OWL note; FOS Br. Creeper, Fox Sp., western Albemarle
(MARLENECONDON@xxxxxxx)
2. Palm Warblers (G B Harris)
3. Voice: Greater Washington Area, Nov 3 (Joe Coleman)
4. Re: Harvey's Knob (17 Oct 2015) 27 Raptors (JOHN AND JUNE CLARK)
5. Continuing northern shrike at Sky Meadows State Park (Ron Vogel)
6. Kiptopeke Hawkwatch (03 Nov 2015) 107 Raptors
(reports@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
7. Re: northern shrike at Sky Meadows State Park (William Leigh)
8. Re: Continuing northern( aka loggerhead) shrike at Sky
Meadows State Park (Ron Vogel)
9. Harvey's Knob (03 Nov 2015) 18 Raptors (reports@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 10:26:56 -0500
From: MARLENECONDON@xxxxxxx
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Subject: [Va-bird] Scr. OWL note; FOS Br. Creeper, Fox Sp., western
Albemarle
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Had the first-of-season Brown Creeper and Fox Sparrow yesterday morning (Nov.
2) in my yard.
Eastern Screech Owl note: On Oct. 25, at about 7:45 AM, I heard a noise in
the carport. To my surprise, a screech owl was perched at the front of my car
where the car antenna extends! It was only about 6 feet away from me at the
kitchen-door window, giving me a great view of it--something you don't get
often with owls. It stayed on my car for about 5 minutes, constantly looking
around, before flying towards a nest shelf above the carport opening where it
fluttered briefly, and then left out the opening. It was still quite darkish
out because of heavy clouds that let forth their rain about 8:10 AM. I assume
the owl had followed a rodent or a bird into the carport and perhaps hit
whatever the animal managed to get behind to hide in the carport as that would
explain the sound I heard. I felt bad for this owl as it must not have had a
successful hunt during the night to still be hunting at that hour.
The moral of this story for folks interested in nature is to always check out
sounds around your house! You just never know what you might get to see. I
can't tell you how much I've learned about wildlife by paying
attention to sounds, especially by way of my outdoor microphones. So-o-o-o,
when
I heard titmice making a ruckus out front, as if they had found the owl (yes,
you can tell by the particular sounds the birds make what kind of predator
they are concerned about), I looked to see where they were. They were at the
bottom of my largest Norway Spruce and, sure enough, with binoculars you could
see the owl about 4 feet above the ground right next to the trunk of the tree.
Sincerely,
Marlene
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 13:14:03 -0500
From: G B Harris <gbhrlh@xxxxxxx>
To: VA Birdlist <va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [Va-bird] Palm Warblers
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Birders - Va
Two Palm Warblers were observed at Woodville Park, Gloucester, Va about 9:30 AM
11/3/15.
George & Rosemarie Harris
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Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 16:44:04 -0500
From: "Joe Coleman" <joecoleman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [Va-bird] Voice: Greater Washington Area, Nov 3
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FYI - this report is for sightings from Oct 27 through Nov 2 and was compiled
by Joe Coleman & transcribed by Steve Cordle.
Joe Coleman
Hotline: Voice of the Naturalist
Date: 11/3/2015
Coverage: MD/DC/VA/DE/WV panhandle
Reports, comments, questions: voice@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:voice@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Compiler: Joe Coleman
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(Individual $50; Family $65; Nature Steward $100; Audubon Advocate $200). The
membership number is 301-652-9188, option 12; the address is 8940 Jones Mill
Road, Chevy Chase, MD 20815; and the web site is
http://www.AudubonNaturalist.org.
This is the Voice of the Naturalist, a service of the Audubon Naturalist
Society. This report covers the week starting Tuesday, October 27, and was
completed on Tuesday, Nov 3, at 9:30 a.m.
Top birds this week were TRUMPETER SWAN and BROWN BOOBY*, both in MD.
Other birds of interest this week were waterfowl including EURASIAN WIGEON,
HARLEQUIN DUCK, LONG-TAILED DUCK, grebes including RED-NECKED GREBE, GREAT
CORMORANT, GOLDEN EAGLE, SANDHILL CRANE, shorebirds including godwits and
phalaropes, PARASITIC JAEGER, BLACK-HEADED GULL, RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRD,
WESTERN KINGBIRD, LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE, WHITE-EYED VIREO, SEDGE WREN, GRAY-CHEEKED
THRUSH, SNOW BUNTING, warblers including ORANGE-CROWNED, sparrows including
CLAY-COLORED and LARK, BLUE GROSBEAK, DICKCISSEL, RUSTY BLACKBIRD, PURPLE
FINCH, and PINE SISKIN.
TOP BIRDS
The TRUMPETER SWAN remains at Lake Churchill, Montgomery Co MD, with the most
recent sighting on Nov 2.
The adult BROWN BOOBY* is still hanging around Baltimore Harbor with occasional
sightings throughout the week and as recently as Nov 2.
OTHER BIRDS OF INTEREST
First of Season flocks of SNOW GEESE as well as a few CACKLING GEESE turned up
at a few locations this past week. A EURASIAN WIGEON was seen Oct 31 at the
Eastern Neck NWR, Kent Co, MD. A SURF SCOTER was found Oct 28 at Violette's
Lock, C&O Canal, Montgomery Co, MD; seven were seen there Oct 30.
The BLACK SCOTER off of Hains Point, SW DC, was seen again on Oct 27. The
HARLEQUIN DUCK at the Indian River Inlet, DE turned up again on Oct 30.
Three LONG-TAILED DUCKS were found Oct 29 at South Thimble Island (Island #1),
Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel islands, Northampton Co, VA. A COMMON GOLDENEYE,
seen Oct 27 in the Potomac off of Hains Point, was also visible from Gravelly
Point, Arlington Co, VA. Five COMMON GOLDENEYES were seen the same day at
Violette's Lock, C&O Canal.
HORNED GREBES turned up at a number of locations this past week. A RED-NECKED
GREBE was seen Oct 27 at Assateague Island National Seashore, Worcester Co, MD.
A juvenile GREAT CORMORANT was seen in the Baltimore Harbor on Nov 2.
GOLDEN EAGLES turned up in decent numbers at some of the hawk watches this past
week with reports from the Rockfish Gap Hawkwatch, Augusta Co, VA; from the
Snicker's Gap Hawkwatch (Loudoun Co, VA); and Kiptopeke SP. Another good spot
this past week for GOLDEN EAGLES was the Town Hill Overlook in Allegany Co, MD
with 3 seen and photographed there on Oct 30 and 5 reported from there on Oct
31. An immature was also seen Nov 1 at Magothy Bay Natural Area Preserve,
Northampton Co, VA. And an immature GOLDEN EAGLE, its first for the season, was
reported from the Turkey Point Hawkwatch, Cecil Co, MD on Nov 2.
Six SANDHILL CRANES flew by the Harvey's Knob Hawkwatch, Roanoke, Botetourt Co,
VA Oct 31. On Nov 1 and 2 four SANDHILL CRANES were seen in King George Co (VA)
ponds from the closed gates at Aggregate Industries along Rte 3 between
Sealston and King George.
Ten AMERICAN GOLDEN-PLOVERS flew over a group of birders at Magothy Bay Natural
Area Preserve on Nov 1. A trip to the Craney Island Disposal Area, Portsmouth,
VA on Oct 29 found an AMERICAN AVOCET, 4 WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPERS, and a RED
PHALAROPE. Bombay Hook NWR (Kent Co DE) continued to host HUDSONIAN GODWITs
with 4 seen on the 31st. A HUDSONIAN GODWIT, apparently injured, and a late
LONG-BILLED DOWITCHER were among the shorebirds seen Nov 1 and 2 along LaGrange
Lane, King George Co, VA. Ten MARBLED GODWITS were at Castaways Waterfront
Campground (formerly Eagles Nest), Worcester Co, MD on Nov 2. A WILSON'S
PHALAROPE was seen at Bombay Hook on Oct 31.
Two PARASITIC JAEGERS were seen Oct 27 from the Cape Henlopen Hawkwatch, Sussex
Co, DE. A PARASITIC JAEGER was seen Oct 31 while scanning the ocean off of 88th
St. in Virginia Beach.
The BLACK-HEADED GULL continued at Paper Mill Flats, Baltimore Co, MD, with
sightings as recently as Nov 2.
A few lingering RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRDS continued in the area with one still
visiting a feeder in Leesburg, Loudoun Co, VA through Oct 31 and another
visiting a feeder in Norfolk, VA through Oct 28.
A WESTERN KINGBIRD was seen and photographed at Back Bay NWR, Virginia Beach,
VA on Oct 31.
A LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE was found and photographed Oct 31 along the Bridle Trail
just north of the intersection with the Hayfield Trail at Sky Meadows State
Park, Fauquier Co, VA; it was seen along the Hayfield Trail on Nov 1 near the
northern intersection of the Rolling Meadow and Hayfield Trails.
A late WHITE-EYED VIREO was reported from the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, NE DC
on Nov 1.
A SEDGE WREN was seen Oct 31 at the Cape Henlopen SP, Sussex Co, DE.
A late GRAY-CHEEKED THRUSH was found Oct 30 at Wheaton RP, Montgomery Co, MD.
A SNOW BUNTING was found during the Winter Waterbird Survey at Jug Bay Wetlands
Sanctuary, Anne Arundel Co, MD on Oct 29. Another one was found along John
Shirk Rd in NW Carroll Co, MD on Oct 31.
Two ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERS were found at the entrance to Hughes Hollow,
Montgomery Co, MD on Oct 29; one was still being seen there as recently as Nov
2. An ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER was in the picnic area of Washington's Birthplace,
Westmoreland Co, VA Nov 1.The same day one was seen at the Millington WMA, Kent
Co, MD. Late warblers included a couple of CAPE MAY WARBLERS, one at Aquia
Landing, Stafford Co, VA and one in Alexandria, VA on Nov 2; a NORTHERN PARULA
on Oct 29 at Riley's Lock, C&O Canal, Montgomery Co, MD and on Nov 2 at the
Third Winchester Battlefield, Winchester, VA; and a late YELLOW-BREASTED CHAT
Oct 31 in a yard In Pasadena, Anne Arundel Co, MD.
A wide variety of sparrows was found throughout the reporting area. A
CLAY-COLORED SPARROW was seen Oct 31 near bath house 5 in the F loop campground
of Assateague SP, Worcester Co, MD. Over the past few days a probable
CLAY-COLORED SPARROW has been visiting a yard in Taylorstown, Loudoun Co, VA. A
few VESPER SPARROWS were seen this past week including one Oct 30 at Kenilworth
Park, NE DC; another Oct 31 along Brookfield Rd north of Slate Run in the
Nokesville area of Prince William Co, VA; and still another at Sky Meadows SP
on the 31st and 1st. A LARK SPARROW was found Oct
29 at Bombay Hook NWR, Kent Co, DE between the Shearness and Raymond Pools.
A LARK SPARROW was seen Oct 31 along the entrance road to Bristoe Station
Battlefield Heritage Park, Prince William Co, VA; in spite of several attempts
it was not relocated later. A GRASSHOPPER SPARROW as well as a LINCOLN'S
SPARROW were seen at Sky Meadows on Oct 31 and Nov 1. A LINCOLN'S SPARROW was
among the sparrows at Fletcher's Boat House, NW DC, on Oct 30; a LINCOLN'S was
also found during the Bristoe Station walk on the 31st..
A late female BLUE GROSBEAK was seen at the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, NE DC
on Oct 29. DICKCISSELS and PURPLE FINCHES were seen during the week from the
Kiptopeke Hawkwatch, Northampton Co, VA. A single DICKCISSEL was seen at
Fletchers Boat House on Oct 31; another was seen the same day at the Bayside
Campground, Assateague Island National Seashore. RUSTY BLACKBIRDS turned up at
a few locations this past week including a flock of about 100 in the Great
Dismal Swamp NWR, Suffolk, VA on Oct 30. PURPLE FINCHES and PINE SISKINS were
seen at a few widely scattered locations throughout the region this past week.
This week's report was based on reports on the DE, MD, VA, and WV list servers
via the ABA Internet links, and on eBird records.
The Audubon Sanctuary Shop (301-652-3606, http://anshome.org/shop) is an
excellent source for guidebooks and many other nature-related titles.
To report bird sightings, e-mail your report to voice@xxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:voice@xxxxxxxxxxx> .
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state, and include your name and a Tuesday morning contact, either e-mail or
phone.
Thank you for your interest, and enjoy the birds.
*Of interest to the applicable records committee
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Message: 4
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 22:18:47 +0000 (UTC)
From: JOHN AND JUNE CLARK <jcandjc2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "reports@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <reports@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Va-bird] Harvey's Knob (17 Oct 2015) 27 Raptors
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We seem to have dropped off the hawk watch list. ?Is it just us? Or a system
problem?
June & John ClarkRoanoke
On Saturday, October 17, 2015 7:00 PM, "reports@xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
<reports@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Harvey's Knob
Roanoke, Virginia, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 17, 2015
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Species? ? ? ? ? ? Day's Count? ? Month Total? Season Total
------------------ ----------- -------------- -------------- Black Vulture? ? ?
? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0 Turkey Vulture? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ?
? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0 Osprey? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 2? ? ? ? ? ? ? 8? ? ? ? ? ?
151 Bald Eagle? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1? ? ? ? ? ? 15? ? ? ? ? ? 99 Northern Harrier?
? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 6? ? ? ? ? ? 15 Sharp-shinned Hawk? ? ? ? ? 11? ? ? ?
? ? 239? ? ? ? ? ? 334 Cooper's Hawk? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 6? ? ? ? ? ? 60? ? ? ? ? ?
111 Northern Goshawk? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0 Red-shouldered
Hawk? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1? ? ? ? ? ? ? 6 Broad-winged Hawk? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ?
? ? ? ? ? 7? ? ? ? ? 6371 Red-tailed Hawk? ? ? ? ? ? ? 5? ? ? ? ? ? 27? ? ? ? ?
? 64 Rough-legged Hawk? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0 Golden Eagle?
? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0 American Kestrel? ? ? ? ? ? 1? ?
? ? ? ? 18? ? ? ? ? ? 63 Merlin? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 3? ? ? ? ?
? ? 7 Peregrine Falcon? ? ? ? ? ? 1? ? ? ? ? ? ? 5? ? ? ? ? ? 11 Unknown
Accipiter? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 3? ? ? ? ? ? ? 6 Unknown Buteo? ? ? ? ? ? ?
? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1? ? ? ? ? ? ? 9 Unknown Falcon? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0?
? ? ? ? ? ? 0 Unknown Eagle? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1
Unknown Raptor? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ? ? ? ? 3? ? ? ? ? ? 10
Total:? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 27? ? ? ? ? ? 396? ? ? ? ? 7258
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Observation start time: 08:00:00
Observation end? time: 16:00:00
Total observation time: 8 hours
Official Counter:? ? ? ? David Brunstetter
Observers:? ? ? ? Baron Gibson, Dale, Dillard Childress, Kristine & Andrew
Visitors:
Carl stopped by with his wife. Dave Kirk and Bill and Katie were there to lend
a hand.? Andrew and his Mom, Al(Dale), Dillard, and Baron were exceptional
throughout the day.?
Lots of Parkway sightseers stopping to see the colors. A few hikers passed
through as well.
Weather:
Beautiful, if a bit chilly with temperatures from 39-50F and winds from the NW
at 2-5. Lots of blue sky with cloud cover at 5-10%. Visibility was an
exceptional 5 all day.
Raptor Observations:
Raptors were seen throughout the day with the first and last bird being
red-tails (though the last was a local).? Most birds were seen in the Western
Valley. We had one mature bald eagle at 11:50a that was eventually seen in both
the Eastern and Western Valleys.
Non-raptor Observations:
A few bluejays, a few monarchs, at least one, if not two groups or cormorants.
3 helicopters in a group heading North.
Predictions:
Weather should be similar. Looking for a bump in bird numbers.
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Report submitted by Dave Brunstetter (DRB57@xxxxxxx) Harvey's Knob information
may be found at:
http://bijame.googlepages.com/home
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Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 17:20:47 -0500
From: "Ron Vogel" <vireo@xxxxxxx>
To: <va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [Va-bird] Continuing northern shrike at Sky Meadows State
Park
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I observed the northern shrike at Sky Meadows State Park this morning, in the
location well describe by Elton Morel, et al, in previous posts to the list
serve.
Very vocal and very easy to find.
As usual, sparrows were abundant on the Rolling Meadows bridle trail-savannah
sparrows in particular. Highlight was a vesper sparrow perched on a fence
accompanied by
a song sparrow, a field sparrow, two savannahs, and a goldfinch.
Ron Vogel
Annandale, VA
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Message: 6
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 14:12:16 -0900
From: reports@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Va-bird] Kiptopeke Hawkwatch (03 Nov 2015) 107 Raptors
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Kiptopeke Hawkwatch
Tip of Virginia's Eastern Shore, Virginia, USA Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 03, 2015
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Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total
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Black Vulture 0 0 0
Turkey Vulture 0 0 0
Osprey 6 6 2212
Bald Eagle 6 6 272
Northern Harrier 10 11 411
Sharp-shinned Hawk 35 40 9022
Cooper's Hawk 17 17 2156
Northern Goshawk 0 0 0
Red-shouldered Hawk 10 10 48
Broad-winged Hawk 0 0 620
Red-tailed Hawk 18 18 124
Rough-legged Hawk 0 0 0
Golden Eagle 0 0 5
American Kestrel 3 3 3692
Merlin 1 2 1677
Peregrine Falcon 1 1 469
Unknown Accipiter 0 1 27
Unknown Buteo 0 0 1
Unknown Eagle 0 0 0
Unknown Falcon 0 0 23
Unknown Raptor 0 0 0
Mississippi Kite 0 0 5
Swainson's Hawk 0 0 2
Zone-tailed Hawk 0 0 1
Total: 107 115 20767
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Observation start time: 07:00:00
Observation end time: 15:00:00
Total observation time: 8 hours
Official Counter: Eli Gross
Observers:
Weather:
Mostly clear, blue skies with wind from the NE at about 10 mph.
Raptor Observations:
Decent day compared to much of the past few weeks. Buteo numbers are starting
to pick up a little bit.
Non-raptor Observations:
Mainly expected species for this time of year. Notables were 4 Rusty Blackbirds
and a late Chimney Swift.
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Report submitted by Brian Taber (Taberzz@xxxxxxx) Kiptopeke Hawkwatch
information may be found at:
www.cvwo.org
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Message: 7
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 23:37:01 +0000
From: William Leigh <leightern@xxxxxxx>
To: Ron Vogel <vireo@xxxxxxx>, VA bird 2007 <va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Va-bird] northern shrike at Sky Meadows State Park
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All,
I thought the bird being reported at Sky Meadows was a Loggerhead Shrike. Can
someone clarify? Any photos?
best,
William Leigh leightern@xxxxxxx
Bridgewater, Virginia
From: vireo@xxxxxxx
To: va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 17:20:47 -0500
Subject: [Va-bird] Continuing northern shrike at Sky Meadows State
Park
I observed the northern shrike at Sky Meadows State Park this morning,
in the location well describe by Elton Morel, et al, in previous posts
to the list serve.
Very vocal and very easy to find.
As usual, sparrows were abundant on the Rolling Meadows bridle
trail-savannah sparrows in particular. Highlight was a vesper sparrow
perched on a fence accompanied by
a song sparrow, a field sparrow, two savannahs, and a goldfinch.
Ron Vogel
Annandale, VA
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