Greg,

Great question.   I don't know the answer.  But, I can tell you that, in 
Florida, we are seeing all kinds of extra-limital species.    
Fork-tailed Flycatcher,  Orange-faced Grassquit, Bananaquit, Bahama 
Mockingbird, and now a GREATER SANDPLOVER, from Mid-east Asia.     The 
list grows by the week.   Can't wait to get back to home turf and see 
the  local breeders and special guest.

Terry



Gregory Askew wrote:
> The recent Scissor-tailed Flycatcher(s) and reports from other Northeastern
> states of other overreaching Southerners got me thinking about what other
> rarities might be out there waiting to be discovered. So...with that in
> mind...I ask folks, if you were any of the following species, where would
> you be in Vermont right now?
>
> Mississippi Kite?
> Swallow-tailed Kite?
> White-eyed Vireo?
> Acadian Flycatcher?
> Hooded Warbler?
> Kentucky Warbler?
> Prothonotary Warbler?
> Yellow-throated Warbler?
> Summer Tanager?
>