A terrific
Fork-tailed Flycatcher was found at Evergreen Cemetry in Fort Lauderdale on Friday 15th. Directions: From U.S 1 (south of Fort
Lauderdale), turn east on SE 15th St., then left onto SE 10th Ave. Entrance
to Cemetery on right. (DeLORME p.g 115) All afternoon the bird has been
mostly on wires, NW of the cemetery as the road curves back toward U.S 1.
Specifically the flycatcher was observed twice at the corner of 12th St. and
9th Ave on the wire's.
The bird has not been seen today despite extensive searching.
http://www.hmana.org/steve/ftfly.htm
On the 11th a
White-tailed Tropicbird was observed from a boat nr the Dry Tortugas NP.
A superb
Long-eared Owl was found on the Dry Turtugas and was present for a couple of hours on 13th.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/58297442@N07/5621435855/
The
Groove-billed Ani continues at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve in Pinellas County.
A
1w Glaucous Gull was found at Ponce Inlet today.
A
Greater White-fronted Goose was still present at Lake Killarney in Tallahassee
Just outside the state in eastern Alabama a
Painted Redstart was found on Dauphin Island. So near yet so far!!!!