Hi all, There was a major Thrush fallout at Last Chance area. I kept looking for a Gray-cheeked Thrush but could not come up with one. Many, many Swainson's Thrush. There were so many that they were walking on gravel pull out areas, and in parking areas, hopping up in the air trying to catch moths and bugs. Hermit Thrush,2 Common Yellowthroat, 2 f, 1, m Yellow Warbler, 1,m 1,f American Redstart,1 f Yellow-breasted Chat,1 Northern Waterthrush, 2, I saw 2 different N. Waterthrush walking around the pond at the same time. Indigo Bunting, 1, f Mountain White-crowned Sparrow,2 Lincoln's Sparrow,1 Black-headed Grosbeak, 1 m, 1, unidentified Empid, 1 across the way at the fire station 6 Cedar Waxwing, eating Juniper Berries Chipping Sparrow, many, many and the resident, Gray Catbird,2 Brown Thrasher, Northern Mockingbird, American Goldfinch Say's Phoebe Happy Birding ! Tina Jones Littleton, Jefferson County, CO.
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