It’s still present at Camas NWR this morning. On Redstart lane

Denise Hughes
Caldwell, Idaho

Hi all,
Just a quick note to say that our Lucky Peak crew caught a Magnolia Warbler today during our fall migration monitoring. It was banded and released this morning and I haven’t heard whether it was re-sighted later or not.
Just a reminder, our Lucky Peak hawk, owl, and songbird banding projects are open for visitors daily from now until October 15th, and our Boise River songbird banding station is open daily until October as well. Both stations are excellent places to bird!
More info: https://ibo.boisestate.edu/banding-dates/
Hope some of you come say hi 🙂
~Heidi

Haven’t seen the Rose-breasted Grosbeak nor Black-headed Grosbeaks since We’d.

This AM, getting a flush of migrants. White-crowned, Chipping & Brewer’s Sparrows, House Wrens, Wilson’s Warblers, Ruby-crowned Kinglets, Red-breasted Nuthatch & Western Wood-Pewee. Best bird has been a quite cooperative Gray Catbird, calling & visibly showing itself.

Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot

Steve Butterworth and I have a White-eyed Vireo at Camas NWR. It’s in the same general area as the Great Crested Flycatcher (row of cottonwoods and willows 1/4 mile west of headquarters), but on the north side of the creek in short willows.

Darren Clark
Rexburg, ID

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Back at birding today. Last I saw Red-breasted Grosbeak was Wed. Today, a flush of migrants coming through: Wilson’s Warblers, White-crowned Sparrows, Chipping & Brewer’s Sparrows, Ruby-crowned Kinglets, Red-breasted Nuthatch, House Wrens and, best bird this AM, a very cooperative Gray Catbird. Still watching for a Townsend’s Warbler.

Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot

Saw the bird this morning, about halfway between the little wooden trail gate and where the trail goes under bushy trees, just beyond the narrowest part of the canyon. At least one mile from the Trailhead. The bird was foraging in rabbit brush, moving fairly quickly, accompanied by it’s descending buzzing calls. Otherwise fairly quiet there, several juvenile White-crowned Sparrow moving through, also a few Spotted Towhees, and I had a nice view of a juvenile Golden Eagle.
Birding is good!John Shortis

There were probably 100 or more Swainson’s Hawks circling over and perched on the ground In a farm field where a tractor was working along 35th West south of 17th South a few minutes ago.

Kit

Kit Struthers
Idaho Falls, ID
kit619@centurylink.net

In case folks haven’t seen this yet…

Pls note that there are three IBRC-accepted records in Idaho: 1990, 2001, 2013

So, this one’s like nine years too early for our 4th record already. 😉

Larry, Boise

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Ancient Murrelet (1 Kootenai)

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Ancient Murrelet (Synthliboramphus antiquus) (1)

– Reported Sep 04, 2017 12:30 by Patrick McKann

– southern Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho, Kootenai, Idaho

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– Comments: “We saw a black and white alcyd flying low above the water in Lake Pend Oreille near bayview, idaho. We have previously worked on seabird research projects, so have experience with seabirds.”

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I saw one black-chinned hummingbird ( female out immature) being chased
away from my feeders by one female Rufous today east of Idaho Falls. One
Say’s Phoebe hanging around my yard. And I think I had a Wilson’s warbler.

The RB Grosbeak returned for about 5 min again this afternoon & I did take some quite pixelated photos of the imm male RB Grosbeak. If interested, reply & I’ll send. These are far from quality but enough to make out the field markings.

Also today have seen: 1 RB Nuthatch, 1 Brown Creeper, 1 MacGillivray’s Warbler, 1 Wilson’s Warbler & 1 juv Black-chinned Hummingbird. Also a handful of juv Chipping Sparrows about. Am Goldfinches & W Wood-Pewees still about.

Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot