Following a spring storm yesterday, lots of great species were out and about today in eastern Idaho. I had a male Tennessee Warbler and a Broad-winged Hawk on the east end of Mud Lake WMA in the narrow strip of riparian vegetation along the lake shore

(43.88794, -112.35584)

My photos and a complete checklist can be found here:

Additionally, Darren Clark found a singing male Blackpoll Warbler. It was on the north end of the same riparian corridor mentioned above.

My photos can be found here:

Good birding,

Austin Young 

Pocatello