'Myrtle' Warblers forage frequently on the ground in winter on the East
Coast. I don't know about Audubon's out here though. Did you happen to
notice which subspecies were present? Both?
Bob OBrien Portand

On Thu, Jan 12, 2023 at 10:36 AM Tom and Carol Stoner <tcstonefam at gmail.com>
wrote:


> Last week at Nisqually I was surprised to see large flocks of

> Yellow-Rumped Warblers foraging on the ground. The first group was out on

> the dike trail in the mowed area close on the inside of the dike. The

> second larger group was along the access road across from the Ed Center.

> Both groups were moving quickly with individual birds pausing briefly, then

> flitting on. Quite a contrast to the Am. Robins farther out in the field.

>

> Carol Stoner

> West Seattle

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