Migration is under way in Florida and I've spent the past week in Florida, from Tampa Bay to The Dry Tortugas getting a head start on migrating birds that will eventually be heading up to Ontario in May. I've added an ABA Lifer, the Black-whiskered Vireo,(620), seen in Fort De Soto. I didn't find one in Key West, where they usually spend their time, but one lost its way and ended up in St. Petersburg's migration hot spot. Along the way I added more Florida Lifers, including a Common Nighthawk near Homestead, a first winter Connecticut Warbler at Fort Zachary in Key West, a Peregrin Falcon at Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas and Brown Booby on a channel marker off of the Fort. I also discovered a sure fire cure for sea sickness getting to the Tortugas. Take a plane!
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