Sighting Report: May 5, 1995
- The last couple of days has brought in some new species, although not
in great numbers. A HOODED WARBLER was found nearby on Greenfield
Village property on 2 May; it was seen yesterday as well, but I've
not heard a report today. Last year we hosted three Hooded Warblers,
so expect another report.
- 3 May gave us our first COMMON YELLOWTHROAT, and the first GRAY
CATBIRD we netted turned out to be one we banded three years ago to
the day.
- Today, we banded two INDIGO BUNTINGS, right on time for this species.
Other birds first seen today were NASHVILLE WARBLER, BLUE-WINGED
WARBLER, LEAST FLYCATCHER (one seen, one banded), and ORCHARD ORIOLE.
The Orchard Orioles are annual nesters by the Henry Ford Estate.

Julie Craves
Rouge River Bird Observatory
UM-Dearborn
jcraves@ca-f1.umd.umich.edu