This Louisiana Waterthrush was digi-videoed in HAS Boy Scout Woods, when its bright bubble-gum pink legs, and clean white throat can be seen to good effect.
Selsey Bill, Black-throated Diver
17 hours ago
10 April 2010
Louisiana Comes to Texas...(High Island, Texas): 10 April 2010
This Louisiana Waterthrush was digi-videoed in HAS Boy Scout Woods, when its bright bubble-gum pink legs, and clean white throat can be seen to good effect.
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Nice video Sam. You'll have to wait for the Northern Waterthrush as it is still around in the Botanical Garden in Quito today, along with an Acadian Flycatcher and others. I would like to be where you are though...
Cheers
Roger Ahlman
Thanks Roger, are Blackburnian Warblers still abundant in the Tandayapa Valley too?
Haven't been on the outside slope for a while so I don't know. I haven't seen any Blackburnians in the Botanical Garden, just odd birds for the interandean valley. Leaving for Sweden in a week for three months so I will get some decent migration too.
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