Great find, Marty! That is the singular place in Idaho that I have found that bird in past years. It’s a good sign that it is still showing up there! Dedication Point seems to be a ‘sparrow magnet’ – we used to see about 6-7 species
right there. If my memory serves me right, they were ‘Black-throated’, “Sagebrush’, “Vesper’, ‘Brewer’s’ ‘White-crowned’, “Savannah” and “Lark”. Enjoy the weekend…Jonathan
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2 new arrivals yest afternoon: a male Wilson’s Warbler & a House Wren. First warbler I’ve seen since last Fall & it beat the Yellows here. For over 30 yrs, Yellow Warbler has been first to arrive & first to leave.
Black-chinned Hummingbird male is still hitting the nectar feeder. A pair has nested on our place for the past sev yrs & I did see a female last week. Still waiting on Bullock’s Oriole & W Tanager.
Brian Carrigan
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