Ashley is a sucker for a good bird.

[canyongear]

We call em' Tuna Chicks, if they are the ones with the big web feet. They often stop in for a rest and hang out, peck up tidbits of food on the deck and find a corner to rest in. Some have taken a ride in from the Canyons to shallower water and then like a signal goes off when the distance seems right, pop up from hiding and fly off.

[whitey]

I have never seen a yellow tuna chick.

[Squidnation]

Whatever they are they migrate all the way down to venezuela. We found this guy on the vintage in Late late october. same kind a bird andy. Here we always start seeing them in late aug-oct.

[whitey]

Whatever they are they migrate all the way down to venezuela. We found this guy on the vintage in Late late october. same kind a bird andy. Here we always start seeing them in late aug-oct.

Did it taste like chicken?

[Reveille75]

In late summer they migrate across the Gulf of Mexico to South Padre Island in huge numbers. They usually land on the riggers but if they are really whipped they aren't very picky.

[flndrpndr23]

I believe the bird in the beginning of this post is from the Warbler family. Would need to to my Birding Guide to identify the exact species.
The darker birds in the post above are Swallows.
Doug