Weld remains jaegerless, Sabine's-less, etc.
The RB Wood was at Crow Valley, first just east of the Campground, as described by Dave Leatherman, but I also had it up the road at the ranger's station... I presume the same bird.
The RH Wood that Van Remsen and I had on 5 October was gone, but the Hammond's Flycatcher, Swainson's Thrush, Rocky Mtn Hairy Woodpecker were all still there, all to east of main campground bathrooms. One RN Sapsucker was in same area, another at the old ranger's station up the road
There were two WT Sparrows in same are east of campground and one in Russian Olives just north of gate out of campground.
No BW Hawk or Eastern Phoebe
An Eastern Hairy Woodpecker was also present near the campground host spot
CC Longspurs were flying over for the first couple hours of the morning; impossible to know how many in the fog. At least one McCown's was in the lot (ID by voice)
Two Eastern Bluebirds stopped briefly at campground
L Latham has an abundance of Western Grebes, some Franklin's Gulls and little else
The Behrens Reservoir area ponds were nearly birdless
Loloff Reservoir had a few Franklin's Gulls and a decent number of dabbling ducks
Union was generally slow but had a rather late BN Stilt in the NW corner.
Good Birding
Steve Mlodinow
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