A male Rose-breasted Grosbeak was seen with a male Black-headed Grosbeak at the Pacific Recycling Trail/”People’s Park” in Pocatello on May 24. Someone else reported this–with a photo–in the Pocatello Trails Facebook group. I went there the next day, but did not find it.
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Black and white warbler at market Lake
morning,
singing male black-and-white warbler in the first 75 m or so at market Lake in the west shelter belt.
Austin Young
pocatello
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Austin Young
Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello, Idaho
Blackpoll Warbler – Mud Lake WMA
One or two singing male blackpoll warblers earlier this morning at Mud Lake WMA. First heard and seen at: 43.8953, -112.35647
song heard again 35 minutes later in a nearby spot at: 43.89343, -112.35821
Good birding,
Austin
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Austin Young
Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello, Idaho
Re: Baltimore Oriole
Thanks Virginia. I was at the site in Bellevue for about 2 hours this morning. No luck.
Denise Hughes
Caldwell, Idaho
The longer I live, the more convinced am I that this planet is used by other planets as a lunatic asylum. -George Bernard Shaw
Re: Baltimore Oriole
Denise,
4 people saw the bird yesterday at this location in Belleview:
It was reported in the daily eBird message.
Hope this helps.
Virginia Rivers
Baltimore Oriole
I’ve been looking for the Oriole that had been seen for the last 2 days but no luck. The feeders seem to be almost empty so the homeowner may be gone or just not filling them.
If you look for the Oriole please post to to IBLE whether you saw or didn’t see the bird. Thanks.
Denise Hughes
Caldwell, Idaho
The longer I live, the more convinced am I that this planet is used by other planets as a lunatic asylum. -George Bernard Shaw
Re: Neotropic Cormorant still at Auger Falls
RL and Jason found a group of cormorants (including the two Neotropic) on the rocks in the river near the golf course clubhouse earlier today. Right after we joined them a double crested cormorant harassed the neotropics and they took off down river. More details on eBird.
Peter
Re: Neotropic Cormorant still at Auger Falls
Great! Thank you for the update Melody. I hope to make it down there at some point. We shall see.
Austin
Tanager Day
In the past hour, sitting on my patio, I’ve had perhaps 30 Western Tanagers move through. I’ve casually seen many — probably a couple dozen — in walking my dog around my neighborhood today (Depot area, Boise). It happens every year, and I always enjoy it.
Also — a female Anna’s Hummingbird at my feeder. I’ve seen them here in late fall, but never spring.
Nick Miller
Boise
Neotropic Cormorant still at Auger Falls
Hello all – I found one neotropic cormorant along the auger falls road (by twin falls) just now. The pin on my Ebird report is where you can see the bird from the River. You have to walk down a steep little trail to the river ( if it stays in the same place). The river is hard to see because of thick brush along the road. I just stopped everywhere that there was a little trail or I could see the river to look for it on the big river rocks. Didn’t find it yesterday but it’s there today. I will measure half how far it is from the end of the pavement when I head back home home and send that information.
good luck if anyone chases this bird!
Melody Asher
Twin Falls
208-595-1035 home
775-934-2538 cell