In a ditch at Lon Hagler res.
I got great looks but not a great pic. Did not know what field marks to focus on to distinguish sora from yellow rail.
I happened to be still/quiet listening for another bird when it stepped out just at the edge of the ditch foliage and foraged partly under cover.
overall brown/grey/black. Legs green,
bill had green tinge (no yellow) and no black mask, streaked back pattern - suggesting rail
but tail turned up showing some white suggesting sora
From ebird it looks like yellow rail is a little more likely this time of year.
Ron Bolton
Berthoud
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