Hi all,
It seems like the first year Pine Warbler in Pueblo City Park, has only been
seen from around 1040am to 1145am or so as far as I know. It must spend a lot
of time out of the park in the residental areas nearby. The warbler was seen
on Saturday morning as well. The bird seems to be on the east side of the
park, it hasn't been seen west of the duck pond as far as I know. It has
mostly been seen east of the pond in the pines. It has also been seen in the
ravine drinking water in the north east corner, and once over by the red
cabbose near the tennis courts on the south east side of the park. The warbler
sometimes is with juncos, or with the Golden-crowned Kinglets, and other small
birds.
A Yellow-bellied Sapsucker has also been seen by people looking for the warbler
on several days recently, it is usually east of the pond, near the building.
This bird might be the bird that was found in December, though missed on the
Pueblo Reservoir CBC.
Good birding,
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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