Yes. Mann Lake is up out of Lapwai south of Lewiston.
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Re: Hudsonian godwit
Yes, Mann Lake in Nez Perce County.
Cliff
On 9/14/24 07:07AM, Robert Kiernan
wrote:
wrote:
There’s a mann creek resivior n.of weiser and i
think there’s a mann lake further n. So it’s the lake not
resivior??On Fri, Sep 13, 2024, 9:43 PM
Cliff Weisse via groups.io <cliffandlisa=octobersetters.com@groups.io>
wrote:It’s a Hudsonian Godwit and it was photographed at Mann
Lake yesterday, Sept 12.Cliff
On 9/13/24 09:23PM, Robert Kiernan wrote:Just got off the phone with a friend said
report on face book of the godwit seen Mann creek resv.
an̈y one now of this a valid report-- Cliff and Lisa Weisse Island Park, Idaho cliffandlisa@...
-- Cliff and Lisa Weisse Island Park, Idaho cliffandlisa@...
Re: Hudsonian godwit
There’s a mann creek resivior n.of weiser and i think there’s a mann lake further n. So it’s the lake not resivior??
On Fri, Sep 13, 2024, 9:43 PM Cliff Weisse via groups.io <cliffandlisa=octobersetters.com@groups.io> wrote:
Re: Hudsonian godwit
It’s a Hudsonian Godwit and it was photographed at Mann Lake
yesterday, Sept 12.
Cliff
On 9/13/24 09:23PM, Robert Kiernan
wrote:
wrote:
Just got off the phone with a friend said report
on face book of the godwit seen Mann creek resv. an̈y one now of
this a valid report
-- Cliff and Lisa Weisse Island Park, Idaho cliffandlisa@...
Hudsonian godwit
Just got off the phone with a friend said report on face book of the godwit seen Mann creek resv. an̈y one now of this a valid report
Re: Brown Thrasher
Brown Thrasher at Foote Park, Ada county, below Lucky Peak. Last seen working it’s way downstream towards the Vault toilet, picnic table area.
Linda Wentz
Brown Thrasher
Brown Thrasher seen by 6. Doc photo by Cindy Peters. Foote Park in riparian gulch below picnic table and big electric tower on side of hill downstream from #3 disc golf.
Linda Wentz
Re: Mystery bird
I agree, definitely pine siskin. Another helpful clue, they often travel with goldfinches, plus the warblers feed primarily on bugs and berries, so would not be eating seeds on the ground, instead feeding on insects in the air and in the trees etc. Great capture though, I have not seen any yet this year in the yard!
Re: Mystery bird
Thanks for the ID. They seemed to me to be too large for Pine Siskins and we haven’t had a Pine Siskin in the yard in at least two years. For further confirmation, we woke up to a bird bath full of Pine Siskins splashing water everywhere.
The small flock seems to have moved on. Hopefully, they will return.
Re: Mystery bird
I’m sorry to hear that the American Goldfinches are ignoring your feeders. I’ve counted ten at a time on my tube and 2 tray feeders. Today I left for my bike ride with 9 sightings: AMGO, LEGO, PISI, MODO, BCHU, SOSP, RBNU, BCCH, and HOFI.
Plus, there was a mystery bird that I was unable to find in Sibley. Small, tan, lightly striped and too quick to photograph.
Unfortunately, Osprey and other raptors have become harder to come by along the greenbelt, and the water birds have not really arrived yet. This happens every year, but I’d rather have 30+ birds (my usual count) but 28 will have to do.
Tom McCabe, Boise