-RBA
* Wisconsin
* Madison
* 01 March 2006
* WIMA0603.01
Number: 608-255-2476
Reports: 608-255-2476
Compiler: Madison Audubon
Coverage: south-central Wisconsin
Transcriber: Chuck Heikkinen (deliachuck@gmail.com)
BIRDS MENTIONED-
VARIED THRUSH
TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE
Tufted Titmouse
CAROLINA WREN
White-throated Sparrow
Northern Flicker
Brown Creeper
Gadwall
Hooded Merganser
Common Goldeneye
Common Merganser
American Coot
Redhead
Green-winged Teal
Sandhill Crane
LOCATIONS MENTIONED-
Green County
Devil's Lake State Park
Madison, various locations
This is the hotline report for the Madison Audubon Society for
Wednesday, March 1, 2006.
A VARIED THRUSH, reported last week in Green County, was last seen at
a feeder on Friday, February 24.
TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRES were seen at Devil's Lake near Balanced Rock on
Sunday, February 26. Also, a TUFTED TITMOUSE was present.
On February 27th in Madison, CAROLINA WRENS, WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS
and a NORTHERN FLICKER were reported on Bagley Court. BROWN CREEPERS
were seen on Fox Avenue. And on the north end of Lake Monona along
Williamson Street, there were GADWALLS, HOODED MERGANSERS, GOLDENEYES,
COMMON MERGANSERS, AMERICAN COOTS, REDHEADS and a GREEN-WINGED TEAL.
Numerous sightings of SANDHILL CRANES were reported in the area during
the week, including at 9 Springs in Madison on February 28th.
***********************************************
The next Madison Audubon Society field trip is this coming Friday,
March 3rd – Night Owls. Al Shea will lead this trip to various
locations in Dane County. The trip will last 3-4 hours and is limited
to 30 participants. To join the trip, please call the Madison Audubon
office at 608-255-2473, leave your name, telephone number, and the
number of people (maximum 4) in your group. Preference will be given
to those who have not previously been on one of Al's owl trips.
Registered participants will meet at 7 p.m. in the UW Arboretum
Visitor Center for an introduction to owls and then proceed from there
to look for owls. Dress warmly as standing and listening for owls can
be a cold experience this time of year. After registering with the
MAS office, please call Al at 608-825-6232 if you have any questions.
Good Birding!
* Wisconsin
* Madison
* 01 March 2006
* WIMA0603.01
Number: 608-255-2476
Reports: 608-255-2476
Compiler: Madison Audubon
Coverage: south-central Wisconsin
Transcriber: Chuck Heikkinen (deliachuck@gmail.com)
BIRDS MENTIONED-
VARIED THRUSH
TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE
Tufted Titmouse
CAROLINA WREN
White-throated Sparrow
Northern Flicker
Brown Creeper
Gadwall
Hooded Merganser
Common Goldeneye
Common Merganser
American Coot
Redhead
Green-winged Teal
Sandhill Crane
LOCATIONS MENTIONED-
Green County
Devil's Lake State Park
Madison, various locations
This is the hotline report for the Madison Audubon Society for
Wednesday, March 1, 2006.
A VARIED THRUSH, reported last week in Green County, was last seen at
a feeder on Friday, February 24.
TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRES were seen at Devil's Lake near Balanced Rock on
Sunday, February 26. Also, a TUFTED TITMOUSE was present.
On February 27th in Madison, CAROLINA WRENS, WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS
and a NORTHERN FLICKER were reported on Bagley Court. BROWN CREEPERS
were seen on Fox Avenue. And on the north end of Lake Monona along
Williamson Street, there were GADWALLS, HOODED MERGANSERS, GOLDENEYES,
COMMON MERGANSERS, AMERICAN COOTS, REDHEADS and a GREEN-WINGED TEAL.
Numerous sightings of SANDHILL CRANES were reported in the area during
the week, including at 9 Springs in Madison on February 28th.
***********************************************
The next Madison Audubon Society field trip is this coming Friday,
March 3rd – Night Owls. Al Shea will lead this trip to various
locations in Dane County. The trip will last 3-4 hours and is limited
to 30 participants. To join the trip, please call the Madison Audubon
office at 608-255-2473, leave your name, telephone number, and the
number of people (maximum 4) in your group. Preference will be given
to those who have not previously been on one of Al's owl trips.
Registered participants will meet at 7 p.m. in the UW Arboretum
Visitor Center for an introduction to owls and then proceed from there
to look for owls. Dress warmly as standing and listening for owls can
be a cold experience this time of year. After registering with the
MAS office, please call Al at 608-825-6232 if you have any questions.
Good Birding!