To add to recent reports of passerine migration: this morning between 7:30 and 8:30 at the Environmental Learning Center in east Fort Collins, I saw, heard, and photographed at least one Northern Waterthrush along the Poudre River. I write "at least one" because I saw such a bird on two separate occasions but not that far apart in time, but at parts of the river that were, as the river flows, a fair distance apart; but birds do fly, though, and this was (or these were) naturally active birds. I also saw some half-dozen Wilson's Warblers; also in attendance were a Spotted Sandpiper, a Great Horned Owl, a Brown Thrasher, a Blue Grosbeak, among others. Brad Biggerstaff Fort Collins
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