It isn't uncommon for me to take long trips like this. Rather than deal with crumby accommodations, I prefer the comfort, freedom, and versatility of the spacious rear cabin of the 2010 Honda Odyssey as my residence while traveling. Departing mid-April in my trusted Odyssey, I set out from my base in Northern Illinois to the first stop on this bird excursion, the gulf coast of Texas. It was a 1,000 mile journey interrupted by only an overnight stay in Arkansas. It was that first destination, Piney Woods, Texas, where I met up with Greg Lavaty in search of warblers either nesting in the area or migrating through.
Natural Focus
Sunday, June 4, 2017
The Warbler Odyssey
Just returned from a whirlwind warbler roundup with my amazing guides, Greg and Wes. 23 days and 45 warblers photographed, 47 seen, I find myself in desperate need of a nap, a massage, and a body shop...we'll get to that later. A three prong warbler expedition with destinations including Texas, Arizona/California, Michigan/Minnesota resulted in better than expected results.
It isn't uncommon for me to take long trips like this. Rather than deal with crumby accommodations, I prefer the comfort, freedom, and versatility of the spacious rear cabin of the 2010 Honda Odyssey as my residence while traveling. Departing mid-April in my trusted Odyssey, I set out from my base in Northern Illinois to the first stop on this bird excursion, the gulf coast of Texas. It was a 1,000 mile journey interrupted by only an overnight stay in Arkansas. It was that first destination, Piney Woods, Texas, where I met up with Greg Lavaty in search of warblers either nesting in the area or migrating through.
It isn't uncommon for me to take long trips like this. Rather than deal with crumby accommodations, I prefer the comfort, freedom, and versatility of the spacious rear cabin of the 2010 Honda Odyssey as my residence while traveling. Departing mid-April in my trusted Odyssey, I set out from my base in Northern Illinois to the first stop on this bird excursion, the gulf coast of Texas. It was a 1,000 mile journey interrupted by only an overnight stay in Arkansas. It was that first destination, Piney Woods, Texas, where I met up with Greg Lavaty in search of warblers either nesting in the area or migrating through.
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