Camas NWR was very active this morning. The bulk of the migrants were Wilson’s Warbler and Empids (particularly Willow Flycatcher). There were a couple of Townsend’s Warblers, an American Redstart, an occasionally vocalizing Least Flycatcher, a Northern Waterthrush, and a very quick look at an unmistakable fall-plumaged Magnolia Warbler (not sure if it was a female or a young bird). I saw it very briefly and could never relocate it. Most of the activity (including the Magnolia Warbler) was in the straightaway, which is the big double row of Cottonwoods along a ditch just prior to turning into the refuge.

Darren Clark
Rexburg, ID

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