Mid-day today, there was a male MacGillivray's Warbler (my first of the spring) at Cattail Crossing Pond, in Pueblo West. Margie Joy came by, and also saw it. Other things of note: two Canvasbacks continue, an Orange-crowned Warbler, a Wilson's Warbler, one Yellow-rumped Warbler, a flock of 15 or so White-throated Swifts (new bird for the Cattail Crossing bird list), and four species of swallows (Barn, Tree, Violet-green, and Northern Rough-winged). This pond is an easy place to see Great-tailed Grackles and Yellow-headed Blackbirds too. This turned out to be a very productive trip mid-day trip to this location.
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