jak86094 wrote:
The last time a Cape May Warbler was reported in Orange County, California was over 10 years ago...until this week. Two days ago, a very attractive Cape May Warbler was discovered in Eisenhower Park, a city park in the City of Orange. After a morning survey at Harriett Wieder Regional Park in Huntington Beach, a friend and I rushed to Eisenhower Park, joining a group of birders who helped us find and photograph this attractive warbler. It may be a common resident or visitor in your vicinity, but for us it is a rarity worth seeking.
During our earlier survey in Huntington Beach, we counted 12 Orange Crowned Warblers in our assigned area. Though not a rarity, it was exciting to see a bird that displayed a very distinct orange crown. I suspect it is because this is the mating season for this species.
Finally, the Ash-throated Flycatcher is an annual visitor. Not really rare, but I thought some of you might enjoy the photo.
jak
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