Light rain
early and the threat of more rain late morning precluded banding at Chico Basin
Ranch today (Sorry, Aiken Audubon!). Monday
and Tuesday were both >100-bird days (species lists follow). We have now
banded 626 birds in 5 days. Spizella
sparrows continue to dominate the catch, followed by Wilson’s Warblers.
Brewer’s Sparrows now total 174.
Monday 9/9:
Total 120
Western Wood-Pewee – 1
Least Flycatcher – 1
Hammond’s Flycatcher – 2
House Wren – 3
American Robin -2
Gray Catbird – 1
Brown Thrasher – 1
Orange-crowned Warbler – 2
Yellow Warbler – 1
Wilson’s Warbler – 33
Yellow-breasted Chat – 1
Western Tanager – 2
Brewer’s Sparrow – 14
Clay-colored Sparrow – 3
Chipping Sparrow – 45
Lincoln’s Sparrow – 5
House Finch – 1
Lazuli Bunting – 2
Tuesday 9/10: Total 145
Western Wood-Pewee – 2
Western Flycatcher - 3
Hammond’s Flycatcher – 1
Dusky Flycatcher – 1
Townsend’s Solitaire – 1
American Robin – 1
Swainson’s Thrush – 6
Hermit Thrush – 1
Gray Catbird – 1
Brown Thrasher – 1
Orange-crowned Warbler – 1
Yellow Warbler – 1
Wilson’s Warbler – 33
Black-headed Grosbeak – 1
Brewer’s Sparrow – 63
Clay-colored Sparrow – 7
Chipping Sparrow – 20
Lincoln’s Sparrow - 1
Nancy Gobris
Steve Brown, Susan Craig
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory
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