[Tweeters] Slow migration startup?

[Steve Hampton via Tweeters]

BirdCast was pretty accurate last night, at least here in Port Townsend.
There was a big movement of Yellow-rumped Warblers -- mostly Audubon. I
counted 51 moving from tree to tree out near the lighthouse. We've been
swimming in Orange-crowns for a week or more. Western Flycatchers arrived
en force a couple days ago. No other flycatchers that I've seen yet.
There's been a scattering of Wilson's, Black-thr Gray, and I've seen a
couple of each of these: MacGillivray's, Warbling Vireos, BH Grosbeaks. I
suspect we'll get a large pulse with the coming high pressure in about a
week.



On Fri, May 3, 2024 at 1:46 PM BRAD Liljequist via Tweeters <
tweeters at u.washington.edu> wrote:


> Hi all,

>

> I keep waiting to hear the warblers moving through Phinney Ridge - but

> haven't heard much of anything.  How about others?  I know it's maybe a

> touch early, but seems like in past things started last week of April.

>

> Brad Liljequist

> Phinney Ridge, Seattle, WA

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​Steve Hampton​
Port Townsend, WA  (qatáy)
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