Hey ible-land, RL here.

Been suggested to me that I put out some directions to aid others in finding the ad. male Magnolia Warbler I just reported on ebird.

Here goes. It was associating with a very small, very active and very loose flock of Wilsons’ and Yellows; whole bunch moving west to east in the farthest trees. This would be as you stand by the parking area/toilet facility up there on Kuna-Mora Rd. looking straight out or roughly NE. I came across it about a 1/4 the distance along in those far trees from the west end and followed it eastward until it disappeared in the heavy willows on the east end.

He was magnificent looking, just in the primest of prime condition. Got his id right off, then, as you can see in my ebird notes, I noted that he could be almost called a yellow-bellied YRWA. Some color patterns so similar in some way between this bird and parts of both Myrtle and Audubon YRWA’s.

I don’t know if either Black’s Ck. I-84 off ramps are open yet, re-construction of the overpass bridges been going on this past two or more months. So I came down Kuna-Mora from the west from Pleasant Valley.

CGB. RL

Starting off hiway 16 going east to hiway 55 swainson hawk- yell.warb – chat-laz bunt- bull oriole- w.tanager-w.king finally photo black hd.grosbeak-lark sparr. Heard gray cat bird  after summit look left saw odd looking rock soon started to move then head raised to reveal 4 wild turkeys then foy mtn.blue bird

The bird labeled as an Eastern Phoebe is also an Olive-sided Flycatcher.  But, lots of great birds showing up in southern Idaho, so keep it up!

Seen on Thursday. Ebird report showed up this morning 

Denise Hughes

I was there this morning with Ann Swanson. I didn’t find it. Ann was still looking when I left.