Today I found a singing Least Flycatcher in Grand County. From the junction of U.S. 40 and county road 39, a few miles east of Kremmling, go south on road 39. You drop down a hill and then cross a large, wet meadow where snipe are common. At the far end of the meadow, pass a house on the left and then enter a deciduous woods. The bird was about 100 feet left the road, and about 100 feet in from the edge of the meadow. It was giving its two-note song, repeated many times in a rapid cadence.
The most interesting bird for the day, other than the flycatcher, was a Gray Catbird in Pioneer Park in Hot Sulphur Springs.
Roger Linfield
Boulder
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