Re: [SBB] Migrants

["mary keitelman" <[[email protected]]>]

Jack, and to the list:

I am sure most people have these local data points. We have seen no Yellow 
Rumps in our yard in Pacifica, California this Spring-- tho usually there is 
always one and sometimes 2 or 3!

Question to the list:  Is there a is the best, current location for 
publication of this information? I am thinking Cornell Lab of Ornithology 
may have it. Does anyone have any specifics?

Thank you,

Mary Keitelman


>From: Jack Cole <[[email protected]]>
>To: [[email protected]]
>Subject: [SBB] Migrants
>Date: Mon, 8 May 2006 14:44:58 -0700 (PDT)
>
>There have been numerous trip reports this spring which have noted the lack 
>of migrating song birds, or small numbers of them. There is an interesting 
>article in the latest issue of Bird Watcher's Digest, written by a man in 
>Texas who has been recording and photographing migrants in his yard since 
>1977. He has charted the numbers of migrants by warblers and all others. 
>Where in the past he used to see many species by the dozens, now there are 
>days when he sees none. Obviously the loss of habitat on their wintering 
>grounds has had an impact on the number of migrants we now see far beyond 
>our imagination.
>
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