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Subject: Muscatatuck N.W.R.


Author:
Casey Tucker
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Date Posted: 14:26:26 03/21/01 Wed

This is a little late in coming, but I got the chance to take a trip over to Muscatatuck N.W.R. last Friday. In spite of the miserable weather it was still a good day. Species of note were Pine Siskins (present at feeder only briefly), Fox Sparrows, White-crowned & White-throated Sparrows, Eastern Towhees, Purple Finches (about a dozen), Common Snipe,Tree Swallows, Eastern Phoebe, a pair of unidentified large terns. Ring-necked ducks were extremely plentiful.

The have had a Golden Eagle reported over there for about a week or two, as well as a pair of Bald Eagles that are beginning to nest. Unfortunately, I missed both species while I was there.

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