Seward, Alaska
I cruised slowly along the
Lagoon on Dairy Hill Lane and stopped ASAP when I heard the bubbly song of a LINCOLN’S SPARROW. I
spotted him perched on a power line, singing his heart out. He looked so tiny
in comparison to the thick line!
The blooming willows
attracted tiny insects which in turn attracted a bright yellow WILSON’S
WARBLER, a male with a jaunty black cap. This sunny bit from the tropics was
tough to photograph as he flitted and free-fell among the willow branches.
Welcome back, Mr. Wilson!
Happy Birding!
Carol Griswold
Seward Sporadic Bird Report
Reporter
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