Hey, folks.
Great birding in the rain today, Wed., May 8, at Greenlee Preserve & environs, Boulder County. The highlight was at least 3 and perhaps 4 or 5 gray flycatchers. The species was considered casual, maybe even accidental, in the county when I moved here in 2002. Now it is annual in spring in small numbers.
-- Great birding in the rain today, Wed., May 8, at Greenlee Preserve & environs, Boulder County. The highlight was at least 3 and perhaps 4 or 5 gray flycatchers. The species was considered casual, maybe even accidental, in the county when I moved here in 2002. Now it is annual in spring in small numbers.
Eleven species of sparrows included clay-colored, Brewer, white-throated, vesper, and Lincoln.
Warblers: orange-crowned, yellow, Audubon, myrtle, Wilson, and common yellowthroat.
Also: hoodie & woody, osprey, bushtit, blue-gray gnatcatcher, ruby-crowned kinglet, American pipit, and Bullock oriole.
Ted Floyd
Warblers: orange-crowned, yellow, Audubon, myrtle, Wilson, and common yellowthroat.
Also: hoodie & woody, osprey, bushtit, blue-gray gnatcatcher, ruby-crowned kinglet, American pipit, and Bullock oriole.
Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder County
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