The field trip I led yesterday for 11 participants to Red Canyon Park was very productive with most target species seen. I refound the Gray Flycatcher family I have been following for the past 2 weeks and everyone got excellent views of them and heard their frequent contact calls. In addition to these Gray Flycatchers, we saw a couple of more individuals plus another family that foraged nearby as we had lunch and provided views of a parent feeding a fledgling. Other flycatcher species were one Olive-sided Flycatcher, Western Wood-Pewee, and at least one other empid spp. We saw several Pinyon Jays, Juniper Titmouse and Virginia's Warblers and more. I have a photo of one of the juvenile Gray Flycatchers I got yesterday (as well as the group in front of some of red rock formations) that I have uploaded to my Birds and Nature blog.
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