On Friday, September 21, 2012 10:52:19 PM UTC-6, Art Hudak wrote: > > First and foremost this is not birding where you arrive and the birds have > tea and crumpets laid out awaiting your visit, effort is required. In > three hours on 9/20 I had 2 Orange-crowned (OCWA), 47 Yellow-rumped (YRWA) > many more present, 2 Towsend's (TOWA) and 4 Wilson's (WIWA). In three hours > on 9/21 I had 1 OCWA, 1 MacGillivray's (MGWA), 1 American redstart (AMRE), > 53 YRWA many more present, 1 TOWA and 3 WIWA. I must admit there are so > many YRWA that sorting through them is very time consuming. Excellent > birding. There was also a Lesser Scaup present both days that eBird has > tagged as rare (too early for JeffCo)? > Happy Birding, > Art Hudak > On Friday, September 21, 2012 12:20:20 AM UTC-6, Art Hudak wrote: > >> This afternoon after 4:00 PM I ventured over to Belmar Park to check on >> possible migrants. I was not surprised at all to find a large flock of >> Warblers. Orange-crowned, Townsend's and Wilson's were all present. In >> addition there were many* *Yellow-rumped, 75-100 minimum, mostly >> Audubon's with a few Myrtle thrown in. I searched diligently but nothing >> unusual was found. A worthy afternoon! >> >> Good Warblering (Birding) >> >> Art Hudak >> Denver County >> >
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