Another nice day to be outside. However, the smoke still persists. I 
believe it is having an affect on the migrating birds especially when the 
want to descend at sunrise. It would be nice to have information from 
migration banding stations in NW Texas, SW New Mexico etc to see if the 
smoke may be not reducing the numbers of migratory birds stopping in their 
areas. Despite the smoke, we captured 17 species of birds with Blue 
Grosbeak female adding to our first of the season species list.

*45 New Banded Birds*
Yellow Warbler- 5
Common Yellowthroat- 6
MacGillivray's Warbler- 1
Ovenbird- 1
Western Wood-Pewee- 1
Dusky Flycatcher- 1
Traill's Flycatcher (Willow or Alder)-1
Willow Flycatcher- 1 (this one keyed out to Willow Flycatcher)
Warbling Vireo-1
Plumbeous Vireo- 1
House Wren- 2
Lincoln's Sparrow- 8
Swainson's Thrush- 13
Western Tanager- 2
Blue Grosbeak- 1

*2 Recaptures-previously banded this season*
Bullock's Oriole
Gray Catbird

The Banding station will be open all this week through Saturday from 
sunrise to @ 11 AM. Stop by if you are in the area. Have a good rest of 
your day.

Julie Shieldcastle
Chico Basin Bird Bander
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

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