Cobirders,At about 10:45 am on Sunday, I found and photographed what I believe was a Cassin's Kingbird in my backyard at the base of Mt. Sanitas in Boulder. Markings I observed were: dark gray head and breast, clear white malar, pale tip to tail visible both when perched and in flight, and absence of white outer tail edges. These features are evident in the photos, along with what appears to be pale edging to the secondaries. Comments are welcome. How common are Cassin's in Boulder? Also in the area was a Western Kingbird. Here's a link to the photos: http://www.pbase.com/birdercellist/inbox Good birding, Thomas -- Thomas Heinrich Boulder, CO [email protected] www.pbase.com/birdercellist
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