Yesterday I saw about 2 dozen migrating Western Tanagers along the Arkansas River as it runs through Canon City. I got a couple of photos of one who hawd just had a quick bath in a ditch that I have posted on my Birds and Nature blog
Today I checked Brush Hollow State Wildlife Area. Though fairly quiet bird-wise, there was a singing bird I believe was an American Redstart though since I did not see I would hate to call it with the potential for mimicking (especially since Ted Floyd recorded a Yellow-breasted Chat that sounded perfectly like a Curve-billed Thrasher)
And a late report: I watched a Western Screech-Owl in a tree in my backyard last week for 45 minutes. That is the second time since I have lived a few hundred yards from the greenbelt around the Canon City Riverwalk that I have spotted one of these in my yard.
SeEtta Moss
Canon City
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