White-eyed Vireo,Northern Goshawk Belle Isle Wayne County

[gsniderman at aol.com]

As I entered the Island at 10 A.M.on the right side just after a green 
sign advertising the zoo there was a Northern Goshawk perched in a 
small tree. I watched it attempt to capture a squirrel or rabbit with 
out success. I then had a good look at it sitting on the lawn on the 
side of the creek. It went under a small tree and I never relocated it .

I saw the White-eyed Vireo at Noon. The bird was off Nashua creek Trail 
along the fence line of the Zoo.I parked at the western end of the 
trail across from the athletic field . Walk along the creek to the 
first bridge. cross over the creek and follow the trail north just 
before the fence of the zoo ends is where I saw the bird.

Other birds of interest:

Blue-headed Vireo.
Northern Parula.
Black-throated Green Warbler.


Gerald A. Sniderman P25156
Gerald A. Sniderman & Associates
26339 Woodward Ave.
Huntington Woods, MI 48070
(248) 548-1200
(248) 548-1909 Fax


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