Sitting on back deck right now, watching a female Rufous & a male Black-chinned tangle with each other for ports at the nectar feeder. Nowhere near your numbers, Bill. But, enough to keep things exciting. 

 

Had 3 different hen Turkeys coming in, up until a couple weeks ago. Have gone silent lately, so will probably start showing  with young for spilled sunflower seeds from the platform feeder, before too long. Others with young: BH Grosbeaks, Bullock’s Orioles, Lazuli Buntings, House Finches, House Wrens, American Goldfinches, American Robins, Yellow Warblers, Cedar Waxwings, BC Chickadees, Western Wood-Pewees & RN Sapsuckers. 

 

Plus, a flyover by a wildfire-fighter air tanker out of Pocatello, awhile ago. Unfortunately, that time of year. 

 

Brian Carrigan 

Blackfoot 

I had several male rufous week of 7/10, maybe a little longer. Now none seen recently. Just have to try and find females among flocks. Numbers down some from past, but averaging over a quart per day, so 200+.

Turkeys still hunkered down up the hill raising their broods.

Bill Moore

Hoot Owl 

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