The mountain birds are invading nearby Oklahoma and Kansas too this month. The big news in Oklahoma was the first state record American Three-toed Woodpecker near Felt, Oklahoma on Sept 9-10. Also, flocks of Clark’s Nutcrackers, Steller’s, Pinyon, and Woodhouse’s Scrub-Jays, Evening Grosbeak, Red Crossbill, Lewis’s Woodpecker, Williamson’s and Red-named Sapsuckers, Mountain Chickadee, Calliope and Broad-tailed Hummingbirds, Green-tailed Towhees, various western empids (Gray, Hammond’s, Dusky Flycatchers), Townsend’s Warblers all in Cimarron County, Oklahoma this month. I am guessing Cassin’s Finch and Pine Grosbeak might be coming soon too, and who knows what else. Morton County in southwest Kansas had both Pinyon and Woodhouse’s Scrub-Jays, Evening Grosbeak as well this month. The birds in Aspen Acres Fire area in the Wet Mountains are certainly moving around. Keep reporting lowland mountain birds to eBird and cobirds, it is interesting to hear where these birds are wandering this fall.
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Brandon K. Percival
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