There was a Cassin’s Kingbird about 7 miles south of Smith Reservoir (Costilla 
County), by the big white ranch house along the road. This is, so far as I 
know, the first summer record for the species in the SLV. No breeding records 
in Atlas I, and am anxiously awaiting Atlas II). The handfull of other records 
were in May. In addition, there were 3 Peregrine Falcon adults, and a few Lark 
Buntings as well. Could not find Mountain Plover in those subdivided 
prairielands. 

Have looked for the Mississippi Kite recently reported in Alamosa, but have had 
no luck. 

Pretty quiet otherwise down here. 

John Rawinski
Monte Vista, CO

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