While birding this morning in the Salida area, I found a WORM-EATING
WARBLER at the Frantz Lake SWA. It was in the underbrush up on the hillside
just south of the SWA parking lot. I went back to my car to get my camera.
It took over an hour to refind the WEWA, and then it flew off before it
could get a picture. I refound it about 5:00 PM but still could not get an
unobstructed picture. The three times I saw it, it was located near the point
where the "Fisherman's Trail" starts up the hillside.
While I was searching for the WEWA, I also saw a female Black-and-white
Warbler and a male Hooded Warbler in the same area.
Other warblers seen today in the Salida area were:
Magnolia Warbler - 1 fm seen on CR 105 in the big willows behind the
red fence
American Redstart - 3 fm/imm, two at Frantz Lake and one at Sands Lake
MacGillivray Warbler - 4
Orange-crowned Warbler - 1
Common Yellowthroat -2
Yellow-rumped Warbler - still a few around
Yellow Warbler - plentiful at all locations
Wilson Warbler - plentiful at all locations
A good day for warblers.
Rich Miller
Canon City
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