Sunday Showcase: Songbirds of Carburn Park

Carburn Park is a great place to find warblers and other songbirds during fall migration. Many species that pass through in the fall are not seen in Calgary in spring and summer, or seen in very small numbers. For many species of warbler the peak of migration is in mid-August. Some of the later-migrating warblers will continue to move through until late September (or much later in the case of Yellow-rumped Warblers).

Currently our native sparrows are beginning to migrate through the area.

Tony LePrieur photographed these birds on a visit to Carburn Park on August 23, 2015. Some of the ID’s are tricky so please correct me if I’m mistaken! -Bob Lefebvre

0S4A5237 -1Northern Waterthrush ([exif id=”14667″])

0S4A4608 -1Warbling Vireo ([exif id=”14662″])

0S4A4706 -1American Redstart ([exif id=”14663″])

0S4A5248 -1Yellow Warbler ([exif id=”14668″])

0S4A5211 -1Philadelphia Vireo ([exif id=”14666″])

0S4A4862 -1Empidonax Flycatcher species, probably Least Flycatcher ([exif id=”14664″])

0S4A5189 -1House Wren ([exif id=”14665″])

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