From: Rex Rowan <rexrowan@gmail.com> To: Alachua County birding report Over the past couple of years Mike Manetz has been dividing his time between Alachua County and Charlotte County on the southwest coast. Down in Charlotte he managed to infect some … Continue reading →
From: Rex Rowan <rexrowan@gmail.com> To: Alachua County birding report Lloyd Davis called at noon to tell me that he’d just seen a Greater White-fronted Goose at the Hague Dairy lagoon: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zUwrxikNCmjA.kX16X2s1_C-E He later emailed a photo: https://www.flickr.com/photos/74215662@N04/16026260673/ If you chase … Continue reading →
From: Rex Rowan <rexrowan@gmail.com> To: Alachua County birding report I think we’re spoiled around here. Any one of these birds would have been big news when I was a-comin’ up (the days when binoculars were gasoline powered, and we had … Continue reading →
From: Rex Rowan <rexrowan@gmail.com> To: Alachua County birding report Don’t forget that you can arrange carpooling for Alachua Audubon field trips, using the “Leave a Reply” function on the individual field trip pages on the web site. Here are the … Continue reading →
From: Rex Rowan <rexrowan@gmail.com> To: Alachua County birding report The Lark Sparrow found by Rob Norton on Friday the 9th – https://www.flickr.com/photos/73960438@N04/16241183915/ – was not found later that afternoon or on the day following. However at 11:30 on Sunday the … Continue reading →
From: Rex Rowan <rexrowan@gmail.com> To: Alachua County birding report Robert Norton found a beautiful adult Lark Sparrow at the Hague Dairy between 1:20 and 1:30 today. He sent me a photo: https://www.flickr.com/photos/74215662@N04/16214071556/ And also sent a map showing where it … Continue reading →
January 18, 2013
by Rex Rowan Comments Off on Bird of the Year 2012
From: Rex Rowan <rexrowan@gmail.com> To: Alachua County birding report You wouldn’t have known it today, but it’s been a warm winter. Wild plum and redbud are blooming, though this isn’t early for them, but azaleas are starting to flower as well, and … Continue reading →