Refound, 11:00, this time north of the volleyball net where it was first reported. I had spent almost three hours searching for the bird Saturday (right after it was refound by Waltman, Kaempfer, and apparently most of the rest the of Boulder County birder population) without success. I must admit that I had developed a fairly intense case of bitterness and resentment toward the bird. So, this morning, armed with good binoculars and a bad attitude, I set off track down the uncooperative little @#$%!. Fortunately, I was not otherwised armed, or we both might have been in trouble (the bird and I, that is!). I immediately encountered Alec Brown on the trail, who in turn spotted the bird and pointed it out to me. Took about five minutes. So to date, it's Norm 1, warbler 1. Better than the Nuggets, anyway. There was also a nice red-naped sapsucker working the trees around the area where David reported the warbler earlier.

A walk a mile to the west (Warbler Woods) produced surprisingly little, except one very cooperative and handsome (beautiful? Not sure of the sex) Cooper's hawk.

A quick stop at Mesa Trailhead wasn't much better- a couple of butterbutts and a FOY ruby-crowned kinglet. Doudey Draw was really dead- the thicket on the west side of the trail and the two migrant traps had nothing at all.

Norm Lewis
avenged against the warbler!


-----Original Message-----
From: David Waltman <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Mon, Apr 25, 2011 9:58 am
Subject: [cobirds] Yellow-throated Warbler, Boulder

Refound 9 a.m. 25 April. Boulder Creek@ Skunk Creek path, same as before.
Also, Ruby-crowned Kinglet.
David Waltman
Boulder

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