Sorry for the late report but I want camping right after this trip. My sis Lauren Burke and I and our daughters and two other gals birded the area Saturday. Trip list provided by my daughter, Anna. We also drove out on the birding tour a bit.
We also had a hummer that I didn't get a pic of and couldn't place.
About the size of a female Rufous- but her back had golden green feathers, little spotting under her chin, clear belly and very, very rufous sides. *no rufous in the tail. Any thoughts?
Mccowns longspur
Chestnut sided warbler
Yellow warbler
Tennessee warbler
Plumbous vireo
Red eyed vireo
Brown thrasher
Brown headed Cowbird
Robin
Wilsons snipe
Swainsons thrush
Grey cheeked thrush
Rough legged
Red wing blackbird
Yellow headed blackbird
Great blue heron
American red start
Yellow breasted chat
Hummingbird
Mockingbird
Grackles
Starlings
Blue jay
Lark sparrow?
Vesper and Brewers sparrow
Lark bunting
Grasshopper sparrow
Barn swallow
Cliff swallow
House wren
Lincoln sparrow
Horned lark
American kestrel
Kill deer
Blue winged teal
Mallards
Eastern and western kingbirds
American Widgeon
Mourning dove
Eurasian collared
Cedar waxwing
Orchard oriole
Bullocks oriole
Downy woodpecker
American goldfinch
Black headed grosbeak
Connie
Shenandoah on Smoky Hill
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