Field notes, v668
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Apr. 15, 1968, Lower Matacumbe Key-mzathon. 8:30-100 am clear, windy. Dc Cormorat Semi-almated Sandpipers grown pelicans Mourning Doves Frigatebirds & shells-Key Colony Bch Great White Heron Ground Doves Louisiana Heron Mockingbirds Cattle Egrets P&m Warblers Red-shouldered Hawk - 1 Orange-crowned Wmbler Osprey - sev. Common Grakle and Brown-hd Cowbirds Sp. Hwk -sev. Apr. 15, 1968, Little Duck Key- Summerland Key, 1030-115 p.m. Windy. Dc Cormorat Redbreasted Mergansers - F plum. Cabot Tern Brown Pelican Broad-winged Hawk Turkey Vulture Frigate Birds Lesser Yellowlegs Cooper Hawk Little Blue Heron Spotted Sandpiper Ospreys Great White Heron Pectoral Sandpiper Sparrow Hawk - may Murdeman'sHeron Semipalmated Sandp. Kingfisher Reddish Egret Lughing Gulls Red-bellied Wpkr. Cattle Egret Royal Terns Palm Warbler Snowy Egret Common Tern Redstarts Common Egret Least Tern Com. Grakle Cardinals Apr. 15, 1968, Key West, Monroe Co. Fla l:30-5p.m. Dc Cormorant Red-breasted Mergansers - F plum. Herring Gull Mag. Frigatebird Ospreys Laghing Gull Brown Pelica Wilson Plovers Royà Tern Little Blue Heron Black-bellied Plovers Common Tern Reddish Egret Willets Gull-billed Tern Cattle Egrets Spotted Sandpiper Mocker C. Grakle Apr. 16, 1968, Garden Key, Ft. Jefferson, Dry Tortugas, 70 miles W of Key West. Over Mzqesas Keys. via 4-place Cessna w/ pontoons. Chalk AL. 9:45-12noon. windy, sctd clds. birded with U of Fla grad student Jim Dinsmore. Met Lee Dill, NPS. < Brown pelicas - 2 Cormorant - 2 Mag. Frigatebirds - 2 or 3 over Fort, 12 on Bush Key Blue Heron - 1 Cattle Egret - 10-15 on Garden, 2 on Bush - food scarce - they starve.? fem. Tanager sp? Louisiana Heron -l Osprey - 1 Peregrine Falcon - 1 Black-bellied plover - 35 Ruddy Turnstone - 20 Lesser Yellowlegs - 1 X Sanderlings - 3 XHerring Gull - 2 XLaghing Gull 4 XRoyal Tern -25& **Bridled Tern - Sternaanaaethetus - 4 **Brown Noddy Tern - Ø Anous stolidus stolidus - 12's on both Keys **Scoty Tern- Sterna fuscata fuscata - 10,000's (50 &) Mourning Dove XC. Nighthawk - 2 Chuck Willows Widow - 1 Eastern Kingbird -l Rough-wing S&low - 2 XBarn Swàlow - 12? xCatbirds - 6 XProthonotary Warbler- 1 XWorm-eating Warbling - 1 Cuban Golden Warbler - 3 X Pmula - 4 XCape May Warbl. 10 XOvenbird - 10-15 XPrairie Warbler - 6 XPalm Warbler - 30& XHooded Warbler - 20-25 XRedstt - 2 XOrchard Oriole - 1 imm. Indigo Bunting l M 38 sp. total X = Reported by W & A Scott past Box 1390 Garden Key and 7:4: 50-1-6, 1960 Tully / his list not on mine: HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HH Apr. 17, 1968, US41 Tamiami Trail, Homestead Jct W to bend in hiway - 6:45-1020 a.m. Clear. Anhinga Glossy Ibis - 20 Lesser Yellowlegs Yellow Warbler Cormorant White Ibis - 100's KingFisher Yellowthroats Green Heron Red-shldr Hawk Red-bell Wpkr. Redstarts La Heron Sparrow Hawk - sev. E. Kingbird Meadowlarks Common Egret Osprey Gray Kingbird Redwings Snowy Egret Everglade Kite -1 from airboat Tree Sw. Boat-tail Grackle Cattle Egret Swalow-tàl Kite Barn Swalow Cardinals Bittern Limokin Com. Crow Painted Bunting Great Blue Heron w/ catfish Coot Wood Ibis - 15 Com. Galinule greater yellowleas White-eyed Vireo