Hey COBirders,
As Meredith just noted, migration continues slowly, here at Clear Spring Ranch as well.
At least today felt more like a real migration day. Lately all I've caught has been White-crowned Sparrows, Red-winged Blackbirds, and cowbirds.
Today it was calm and pleasant, with no arctic blasts, Golden Currants and Chokecherries are in bloom, willows are starting to show some green, and there were actual migrants to be seen!
Today, FOY Yellow Warbler, ad m, FOY White-throated Sparrow, 4 male Common Yellowthroats (finally), multiple House Wrens gathering twigs, 3 male Spotted Towhees, a seen female Myrtle Yellow-rumped Warbler, and a pair of Black-chinned Hummingbirds. 16 birds today.
Maybe things are starting.
Happy Migration,
Steve Brown
COS
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