[cobirds] Warbling Vireo - Centennial (Arapahoe)

Yesterday, a Warbling Vireo, singing in a Siberian Elm tree in my yard, surprised me. I'm not accustomed to them appearing locally so late in the summer. A quick search of eBird's range map and the Colorado Breeding Bird Atlas species data, though, showed me it's not uncommon at all - at least at the county level! 

Funny thing about Warbling Vireos and me: I almost never recognize their songs. It always takes me long, long observations to place them. Only after hearing two, three, four in a season can I begin to hope to identify them by song.

Also around Centennial: Cordilleran Flycatchers continue in multiple locations along the High Line Canal in Greenwood Village and Centennial. I also heard a Yellow-breasted Chat, uncommon in the hyperlocal area I bird, singing from the Little Dry Creek.

Chipping Sparrows are singing from many parks and other tree-lined areas.  

- Jared Del Rosso

Centennial, CO

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