Deep Forests and Small Farms
Fieldwork has kicked into full gear as the action-packed month of June is just a week away. Our Louisiana Waterthrush surveys are nearing completion for the 2012 season. Soon I [...]
Category Archives: Louisiana Waterthrush
From Big Clear to Devil & Gibson
Land O’ Lakes indeed! Frontenac Provincial Park lies at the southern tip of the great Canadian Shield with its astounding proliferation of lakes, wetlands and rivers. The map clipping above [...]
Whites, Ceruleans and Louisianas
. Great to be back in Frontenac this week! My first memorable observation of the season was of two black bears encountered along Devil Lake Road on an early morning [...]
The Louisiana and the Cerulean
This video was recorded yesterday while revisiting the site where a Louisiana Waterthrush nest was found on May 26, 2010. The stream at this site is flowing with so much [...]
Where art thou Parkesia Motacilla?
f [ Note that Louisiana Waterthrush (formerly Seiurus motacilla) was recently moved to the new genus Parkesia with Northern Waterthrush, which leaves Ovenbird as the only remaining Seiurus species ] [...]
Back to the streams…
Our fieldwork is well underway in spite of what has been a late arriving and slow moving spring season. The leaf-out is at least a week or two behind schedule [...]
the Nest Files – Louisiana Waterthrush
. Louisiana Waterthrush (Seiurus moticilla) Nidiologicals – Peck and James (1987) and Douglas Robinson (1995) Habitat – Gravel bottomed streams flowing through mature deciduous or mixed forest. Also nests in [...]
