Wisconsin birders have found three  November Summer Tanagers. All may be 
females. My efforts to search the  archives have met with 
frustration. So, I'll just inquire. 
Has MN found  these out-of-range and 
late season birds in recent years? Have you any  conclusions about the 
reason for this? With the known nesting areas well  south into Illinois, 
post-breeding dispersal seems unlikely. Are these birds  directionally 
challenged? They should be in Mexico and points south.  h   

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