Peak Migration in Forest Pk, St Louis, April

Fox Sparrow

Apr 4, 2009

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.

Winter Wren

Apr 5, 2009

What a wonderful song! Photo by Kelly Colgan Azar

Golden-crowned Kinglet

Apr 7, 2009

Photo by Seabrooke Leckie.

Louisiana Waterthrush

Apr 13, 2009

The Louisiana has such a wonderful song, usually heard near a flowing stream. Compare its song to similar ones. Photo by Bill Majoros.

Hermit Thrush

Apr 14, 2009

Gorgeous song! Photo by Jamie Chavez.

Brown Thrasher

Apr 16, 2009

Photo by Vicki DeLoach

Ruby-crowned Kinglet

Apr 18, 2009

Photo by Jerry Oldenettel.

Pine Warbler

Apr 20, 2009

A subtle but musical trill, sometimes heard very early in spring. Here's Cornell's site. Photo by Vicki DeLoach.

Field Sparrow

Apr 20, 2009

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.

Yellow-throated Warbler

Apr 22, 2009

Photo by Seabrooke Leckie.

Worm-eating Warbler

Apr 27, 2009

More often heard than seen, so listen to its song. in Forest Park. Photo by Jerry Oldenettel.

Prairie Warbler

Apr 28, 2009

Listen to a great recording of the Prairie's stair-step song on Cornell University's site. Photo by Dominic Sherony.

Yellow-rumped Warbler

Apr 28, 2009

Also known as "Myrtle" Warbler, see the range map and listen to the song on Cornell University's site. Photo by pheanix.

Orange-crowned Warbler

Apr 29, 2009

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.

Prothonotary Warbler

Apr 30, 2009

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.