After the interesting warblers I found earlier in the day (read previous posts if you want), thing slowed down for unusual things.
I went to Melody Tempel Grove in Bent Co. The best bird there was a Red-headed Woodpecker, no rare migrants that I could find.
I checked most Lamar area locations, Prowers County.
Riverside Cemetery had a singing Field Sparrow, along with singing Clay-colored, Brewer's, and Chipping Sparrows. Dave Leatherman found a singing Cassin's Vireo here today.
Lamar Community College: normal stuff for me a singing White-winged Dove, Northern Cardinals, and Red-bellied Woodpeckers. Also, Mississippi Kite, two Western Tanagers, Blue-gray Gnatcatchers, among other normal stuff. Warblers weren't very thick. Thrushes were however.
At Fairmount Cemetery in Lamar. Not too much, except for a Red-bellied Woodpecker, Bullock's Oriole, and the siskin/goldfinch/Chipping Sparrow convention.
Ended the day with an excellent Pizza dinner with some friends!
Brandon K. Percival
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