Hey, all. Well, Bryan's prediction was spot-on for the Greenlee/Waneka/Hecla complex of eastern Boulder County. It was cool and cloudy this Sunday afternoon, Sept. 27, with new arrivals galore. Here's a summary:
* 2 *ring-necked ducks* and another *Aythya*, the first diving ducks there this season for me * 2 gorgeous juvenile *red-necked phalaropes* * 1 adult *sharp-shinned hawk,* first-of-season for me for the site * 1 *mountain chickadee* * 7 *ruby-crowned kinglets,* a high count * 5 *red-breasted nuthatches,* also a high count * 1 *Townsend solitaire,* first of season * 1 *hermit thrush,* first of season * 10 *lesser goldfinches,* some of which were probably arrivals overnight * 10 *chipping sparrows* and a couple of *Spizella* spuhs * 1 *Oregon junco* (with a tinge of pink-sided, it seemed) * 12 *white-crowned sparrows,* all of them apparently *gambelii* * 1 *Lincoln sparrow* * 7 *orange-crowned warblers* * 100+ *Audubon warblers* (didn't see any myrtles in the mix) * 15+ *Wilson warblers* * 2 *Townsend warblers* * 1 candidate black-throated green x Townsend warbler Thanks, Bryan, for the exhortation to get out and find stuff! Ted Floyd Lafayette, Boulder County -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to cobirds+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/cobirds/aadd611e-eb68-4d78-9759-c1d79304cee2n%40googlegroups.com.
