I went to Barr to search for the Magnolia Warbler. I missed that bird but picked up one of the American Redstarts, many Sandhill Cranes, a couple of Brown Creepers and more of the usual assortment. On my way back to the car, while still on the lake side of the canal, I spotted flycatcher/phoebe type bird. It started off in the picnic area and made its way north past the Praire Welcome Trail sign. If it wasn't a juvenile Eastern Phoebe, it was most likely a Traill's Flycatcher; I'm not sure whether it was an Alder or Willow. Willow would seem to be the more likely suspect. A visiting birder from California believed it to be one of the Traill's type. I have three distant photos on my flickr site if you want to join in the frustration. If anyone was out at Barr and happened to see this bird, I would welcome ID thoughts. John Breitsch Denver, Colorado http://www.flickr.com/photos/breitschbirding/
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