On Wednesday, September 8, 2021 at 4:22:47 PM UTC-6 isnan...@gmail.com wrote:
Today was a very peaceful day compared to the 91 captures we had yesterday. Some cedar waxwings flocked over the station which was a pleasant surprise as well. The last round brought with it a very molty Black-billed Cuckoo, which was super cool! Thank you to John and Virginia Maynard that came out to see the banding process and helped me on my net runs! It was appreciated.Chico captures for 9/8:Wilson's Warbler 12Orange-crowned Warbler 7Hammond's Flycatcher 1Plumbeous Vireo 1Dusky Flycatcher 1Western Wood-pewee 2House Wren 2Chipping Sparrow 2Lincoln's Sparrow 6Hermit Thrush 1Swainson's Thrush 1Yellow-breasted Chat 1Western Tanager 1Gray Catbird 4Black-billed Cuckoo 1Black-chinned HummingbirdWe are open 6 days a week at Chico Basin Ranch (closed Sunday), usually returning from the first net run around 7am and staying open until about 11:30am, weather permitting. Thank you for your continued support!Nancy RansomBander, Chico Basin RanchBird Conservancy of the Rockies
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