This morning I found a Yellow-throated Vireo in cottonwoods along the eastern section of the Canon City riverwalk, a.k.a. the Brookside Jct Trail. It was about 200 yds west of the 3/4 mile trail marker, where the river makes a sharp bend. As best as I could tell with my limited hearing, it was not singing. Also seen here this morning was a very dingy looking White-throated Sparrow (1st winter?) and a Peregrine Falcon which took an unsuccessful power dive at a couple of startled teals on the river. The warbler selection was limited to numerous Yellow-rumps. All three Phoebe species were present this AM. Rich Miller Canon City
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