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Date Posted: 06:43:43 05/14/02 Tue
Author: Rick Nirschl
Author Host/IP: firewall.bedford.k12.mi.us / 198.108.77.246
Subject: Sunday fallout

I also had a large fallout of birds in my yard on Sunday.

15 species of warblers, White -crowned, White -throated, and Lincoln's sparrows, thrushes, orioles,grosbeaks and tanagers filled the trees and bushes.

It surprised me then, when I went to Magee Marsh in the afternoon, to find that the fallout did not occur there.

Then on Sunday night, between 10 and 11 pm, I heard large numbers of a variety of birds flying over my house, clearly dominated by thrushes. A short trip to Wildwood Metropark on Monday afternoon produced 20 species of warblers in large numbers.

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