With the Boulder Bird Club's Wednesday Road Runners, I refound the Yellow-throated Vireo along the Boulder Creek Path just 50 meters East of the Foothills Highway. It was affording everyone lovely looks and flitting back and forth across the path. I do not think it has been seen since last week. Good luck to those who missed it and want to try again. We were unable to refind the Yellow-throated Warbler however. The fair weather last night might have allowed his escape. The number of Yellow Rumps was way down. We saw a Peregrine Falcon and a half dozen Wood Ducks along the creek, and some first of season singing House Wrens. Our next outing will be this Sunday at Walden Ponds at 8 AM with leader Cara Stiles ( [email protected] ) . Please join us if you can. Our Calendar and Newsletter is available at www.boulderbirdclub.net Lonny Frye
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