Re: [cobirds] Hermit Thrush? (Custer County)

I noticed an abundance on my Dunkley Pass BBS route in the Flat Tops last week and even more Swainson's Thrushes than normal too. My Gold Hill 2 BBS route around Ward and Jamestown had the normal amount too. Must be a southern phenomenon.

Good Birding,

Chip Clouse

Currently Denver, CO but looking for an affordable apt near here...

On Mon, Jul 11, 2022, 6:16 PM Mary Kay Waddington <waddingtonmk@gmail.com> wrote:

Probably my very favorite birdsong is the Hermit Thrush.  That wonderful flute-like song that drifts out of the deep forest fills my heart with hope, peace and joy -- and every year I look forward to hearing them at our place up in the Sangre de Cristos. 

This year -- not a single Hermit Thrush, where usually I've heard many, every day throughout June and July.  Where are they?  Checking ebird, there were in past years many, many sightings in the Wet Mountain Valley and the Sangres in these 2 months .  This year?  One only,  in the town of Westcliffe.

And Swallows too -- usually up there I see dozens of Tree and Violet-Green Swallows, everywhere, and lots of nests.  This year?  I saw 2 of each species.  Just 2.  And ebird shows that clearly too.

This saddens me greatly.  Does anyone have any idea what's going on?

Mary Kay Waddington

Custer County

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