[cobirds] Yuma and Phillips Highlights

Greetings All

I spent my rather surprising day in Wray and Holyoke, with a stop or two in between

Stalker Lake: 

Blackpoll Warbler

14 White-rumped Sandpipers

Baltimore Oriole + multiple hybrids

7 N Cardinals

Town of Wray, from city park, past emergency room, north through town

SINGING GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLER In City park

52 Pine Siskins at a feeder

multiple Baltimore Orioles and hybrids with Bullock's

Yuma County Road 54, just e. of hwy between Wray and Holyoke, in Yuma

Shelterbelt to east of Hwy, along co rd 54, birdable from rd:

1 singing YELLOW-BELLIED FLYCATCHER

Holyoke Cemetery

I arrived there whilst there were many folks attending scattered graves. I birded the cemetery carefully to keep out of their way. When I arrived, the place was lousy with birds; an hour later, nearly all migrants had vanished

GRAY VIREO- truly gobsmacking rarity

Nashville Warbler

American Redstart

Baltimore Orioles

Evening Grosbeak (2)- another wild-eyed surprise, though not as much so as the Gray Vireo.

Lions Fishing Hole, just east of Holyoke

Green Heron

Area around Golf Course, accessible from e. end of Akron at n. end of town

Rose-breasted Grosbeak

Broad-winged Hawk

ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHER

Haxtun STP

Red-necked Phalarope (good for Phillips)

BC Night Heron (good for Phillips)

Good Birding

Steven Mlodinow

Currently of Sterling, CO

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