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| 10/1-20/2017 : Amelia Island, FL: Second, a juvenile Little Blue Heron study as there were a few feeding in a pond on the island. |
| 10/1-20/2017 : Amelia Island, FL: Then: Eastern Phoebe , American Redstart, Northern Parula , Northern Cardinal , Tufted Titmouse , Swamp Sparrow (1st winter), Red-bellied Woodpecker , Mourning Dove (Nesting?) and a distant Solitary Sandpiper. Glorious sunrises seem to be always just a day away. |
| 10/1-20/2017 : Amelia Island, FL: Migration is in full swing. Yes, we always miss more than we catch but it is still great fun to be out in the field trying. First, Yellow-bellied Sapsucker and White-eyed Vireo individuals coming down to warmer climes for the winter. Also: Orange-crowned Warbler, Blue-gray Gnatcatcher , and Painted Bunting (f). |
| 10/1-20/2017 : Amelia Island, FL: Lastly, a Snowy Egret study , along with a Red-winged Blackbird , White Ibis , and an Osprey chowing down a fish. Also Northern Mockingbird and palm Warbler . |
