http://www.chat-happens.com/bird-chat/so-many-stories/ Well at least we hope it does Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:42:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 http://www.chat-happens.com/bird-chat/so-many-stories/#comment-23 Tue, 09 May 2006 15:44:26 +0000 http://www.chat-happens.com/bird-chat/so-many-stories/#comment-23 Wow dude that is really something! That whole Golden-winged/Blue-winged Warbler Complex is something that I've had a large interest in for years, as both species are some of my favorite warblers. I have yet to see the dominant form "Brewster's" or the recessive form "Lawrence's" of a BWWA X GWWA crossing in the field. However, both have been reported within my county (Columbia) not far from my parent's house. Perhaps I will see one soon, but with never seeing a Golden-winged there, and only Blue-wings, I think my chances are slim. One side note though is the Rail Trail near Alander Mountain in southeast Columbia County produced an apparent Blue-winged Warbler singing a typical "type A" song ("bzee-bzz-bzz-bzz") for me 2 years ago. Great find man! And lets hear some of those posts! I'm sure people are bored from my west coast antics. Wow dude that is really something! That whole Golden-winged/Blue-winged Warbler Complex is something that I’ve had a large interest in for years, as both species are some of my favorite warblers. I have yet to see the dominant form “Brewster’s” or the recessive form “Lawrence’s” of a BWWA X GWWA crossing in the field. However, both have been reported within my county (Columbia) not far from my parent’s house. Perhaps I will see one soon, but with never seeing a Golden-winged there, and only Blue-wings, I think my chances are slim. One side note though is the Rail Trail near Alander Mountain in southeast Columbia County produced an apparent Blue-winged Warbler singing a typical “type A” song (”bzee-bzz-bzz-bzz”) for me 2 years ago. Great find man! And lets hear some of those posts! I’m sure people are bored from my west coast antics.

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