Peak Migration in Forest Pk, St Louis, April

Timeline created by AnneMcCormack in Science and Technology

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Event Date:	Event Title:	Event Description:
04/04/2009	Fox Sparrow	See "Birds and Birding Information" Timetable for Spring Migration for the data on migration through Forest Park St. Louis, MO. Collected by Randy Korotev over a 20-year period. Photo by Seabrooke Leckie.
04/05/2009	Winter Wren	What a wonderful song! Photo by Kelly Colgan Azar
04/07/2009	Golden-crowned Kinglet	Photo by Seabrooke Leckie.
04/13/2009	Louisiana Waterthrush	The Louisiana has such a wonderful song, usually heard near a flowing stream. Compare its song to similar ones. Photo by Bill Majoros.
04/14/2009	Hermit Thrush	Gorgeous song! Photo by Jamie Chavez.
04/16/2009	Brown Thrasher	Photo by Vicki DeLoach
04/18/2009	Ruby-crowned Kinglet	Photo by Jerry Oldenettel.
04/20/2009	Pine Warbler	A subtle but musical trill, sometimes heard very early in spring. Here's Cornell's site. Photo by Vicki DeLoach.
04/20/2009	Field Sparrow	Its song is often described as a penny, spinning to a stop. Listen to it at Cornell's site. Even better, listen for it in Forest Park! Photo by Kelly Colgan Azar.
04/22/2009	Yellow-throated Warbler	Photo by Seabrooke Leckie.
04/27/2009	Worm-eating Warbler	More often heard than seen, so listen to its song. in Forest Park. Photo by Jerry Oldenettel.
04/28/2009	Prairie Warbler	Listen to a great recording of the Prairie's stair-step song on Cornell University's site. Photo by Dominic Sherony.
04/28/2009	Yellow-rumped Warbler	Also known as "Myrtle" Warbler, see the range map and listen to the song on Cornell University's site. Photo by pheanix.
04/29/2009	Orange-crowned Warbler	It's not too often you can see the orange crown! Can be drab, so learn the song from Cornell's site. Photo by Andrew Reding.
04/30/2009	Prothonotary Warbler	See "Birds and Birding Information" Timetable for Spring Migration for the data on migration through Forest Park St. Louis, MO. Collected by Randy Korotev over a 20-year period. Photo by naathas.