As I had a meeting to attend in Rockvale which is not far from where the Scissor-tailed Flycatchers have been seen I stopped by just after 6:30 pm to see if they would be around. I spotted the female and got one quick photo before she flew off. While not nearly as good as the photos I got earlier this week of the male it does show her much shorter tail so I have uploaded it to my Birds and Nature blog.
Interestingly I saw close to a hundred Lark Buntings near the flycatcher and in other grassland areas nearby--this is most unusual. They were in flocks so may be just migrating through but I have never seen this many south of Florence. You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group.
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