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While biking the Slippery
Elm Trail in Wood County this morning I stopped at some excellent habitat
just north of North Baltimore. There is an old oil field with rolling, tall
grass hills. I was hoping for a signing Dickcissel, but over the singing Bobolink's
I thought I could hear a Bell's Vireo, as
I walked down the trail I saw the bird singing in a dead tree. It continued
to sing the entire time I was there.

To get to the location
click HERE
for a map and directions. The trail is depicted as a rail line on this map.
The Vireo was singing in a dead tree 1.1 miles north of the North Baltimore
trail parking lot. Look for a park bench along the bike trail with a sign near
it that reads "Wood County Oil Boom". You can also walk to the area
by driving on E. Quarry Rd (which is under construction) and walking 1/4 mile
north to the park bench.

Chuck

• Dip on the Bells vireo -- Greg, 13:52:49 06/05/02 Wed

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• Re: Bell's Vireo - Wood County -- Paul C, 07:15:15 06/10/02 Mon

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• Re: Bell's Vireo - Wood County -- Jr, 14:50:59 06/10/02 Mon
  • Re: Bell's Vireo - Wood County -- Paul C, 08:52:42 06/12/02 Wed