It's a dreary day in Manistique and I am in a hotel recharging batteries for my digital camera, digital video camera and computer.
I am also uploading yesterday's digital recordings and photos.
Here is a photos of the Mackinac Bridge crossing between the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan from yesterday when it was sunny and 60 degrees F.
I also took some videos of North American birds yesterday.
Trumpeter Swan with young
Eastern Kingbird
Eastern Bluebird
Mourning Warbler - subject species of this season's research
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I am headed to Wisconsin later this morning after a run along the shoreline of Lake Michigan.
Click here for an update on the daylists of birds that I am also maintaining on the trip.
My field work has been generously supported by a Summer Research Grant from Saint Anselm College.
I completed my most recent field work recording Mourning Warblers in 2019. I am currently conducting several research projects in my retirement: temporal change in song of the Mourning Warbler, using song to study migratory connectivity in the Mourning Warbler, Birds of the World accounts for the Connecticut and MacGillivray’s Warblers.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Michigan 2009 Part 2
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I just happened across your blog and thought I would say hello and what interesting work you are doing! I'm from northern Michigan (not UP, the Traverse City area), and now I live in northern Illinois (about 8 miles from Wisconsin). I will keep checking back, because this is really neat!
ReplyDeleteChristy Lee
*~Petals and Pine~*
HI Jay:
ReplyDeleteWe had a young moose in the backyard on Monday morning. The rainy weather is making our feeder attractive to the hummingbirds and we even had a female visitor tonight.
Good luck and we miss you.
xoxoAmy