Monthly Archives: December 2019
Re: Photo
Photo
More pics
Snow geese
[texbirds] banded Loggerhead Shrikes
IBLers… I know it’s Christmas Eve, but this GCBO project looks interesting, and besides, three shrikes and you’re out! / bad pun, long story…
happiest of holidays, all y’all =)
Larry
Brant cont. at Veterans Mem Park
This afternoon Steve Dougill and I watched the Brant in the water near the footbridge. It was accompanied by 100+ Canadas and some ducks.
In the neighborhood where my son lives, near Garfield School, about 15 Yellow-rumps were busy in a mixed flock of juncos, waxwings etc. I could not find any other warbler species in the flock. They successfully gleaned insects from spider webs and drank a bit at a wet down spout. 50+ degrees is apparently easy living for warblers!
Judy,
Re: High number of raptors
Larry
Re: Nampa CBC
Nampa CBC
The 66th Nampa Christmas Bird Count day is coming to an end. Approximately 40 people participated in the count. And what a windy day it was, 15-23 mph winds all day. The count day total is 98 species and 5 additional count week birds (count week ends 12/24). The best bird of the day was found at Canyon Hill Cemetery, a Nashville Warbler.
Misses
Ruddy duck
Lincoln Sparrow
Northern Saw-whet Owl
Common Loon
Ross’s Goose
Western Screech Owl
Say’s Phoebe
Northern Shrike
Yellow-headed Blackbird
If you are out in the count area on Sunday, Monday or Tuesday and see one of these birds please let Cheryl or I know.
Thanks so much to everyone who participated! Cheryl and I really appreciate your effort. (Especially on a cold and windy day like today). And another thank you to everyone who brought food for the chili/soup feed.