Cobirders,
The Eastern Wood-Pewee found by Bill Maynard yesterday was refound this morning
at the south end of Fountain Creek Regional Park in El Paso County. Park at
the Hanson Nature Park trail access, head west across the creek bridge and
follow the regional trail west and south to the 2nd small pond. It was
actively foraging at the south end of the pond this morning from 6:30 till at
least 8:30 a.m. Brandon Percival and Cara Caragher also met up with me there.
Brandon took more photos. Other birds of interest this morning that were not
seen on Saturday's spring count included Orchard Oriole and Ruby-crowned
Kinglet. The above mentioned pond was by far the most active of three places
that I birded in the park today with Yellow-rumped, Wilson's, Virginia's,
Common Yellowthroat, Orange-crowned, and Northern Waterthrush warblers. Also
Brewer's, Clay-colored and Lincoln's Sparrows and Empid sp., Black-headed
Grosbeak, BT Hummingbird and others.
Good birding,
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