[cobirds] Pair of Northern Cardinals, Broad-winged Hawks, Townsend's Solitaire, Red-bellied Woodpecker and Possible Hepatic Tanager in Lamar today

I saw both a male and female Northern Cardinal in Lamar Woods (north end) that appeared to be a mated pair.  I got some very good photos of the male as groomed himself, then heard singing (he was all decked out for this). 

I saw an adult Broad-winged Hawk several times from north to south of Lamar Woods and elsewhere today and probably the juvenile Broad-winged too.  I have uploaded photos of the juvenile Broad-winged I took yesterday in Fairmount Cemetery to my Birds and Nature blog.

Today I spotted a Townsend's Solitaire still in Fairmount Cemetery and a Red-bellied Woodpecker there in some of the smaller conifers to got a good photo (usually see it high in deciduous trees in Lamar Woods).

I thought I might have seen the Hepatic Tanager I found in Lamar Woods two days ago and close to the location and time (this was around 9:30 this morning and I found the one between 9:45 to 10 am on 4-30) of the one I did see.  The location was  just a little north of the flattened cattail marsh (on the north part of the center section.  With all the folks down for the week-end it should be refound if still around.

Photos of the above on my Birds and Nature blog

SeEtta Moss

Canon City

http://BirdsAndNature.blogspot.com

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