I feel good about mine, but I didn’t get a recording or photo. If I was voting I would have rejected it. A recording should be easy enough. My bird just shut up after it sung a couple of times.
Darren
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> On Jun 26, 2017, at 1:09 PM, ‘Larry Arnold’ larnold47@cableone.net [ible]
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> Interesting…….. previous reports by Darren and Cliff are believable to me, and IBRC should maybe reconsider them?
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> Big picture is that they have been happening in other western states, last 10-20 yrs
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> Pls, let’s pay more attention and be open minded, folks, ja?
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> Not impossible I say………
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> Crazy I’ve been discussing this sp with Cliff last day or so, and Darren how’d you feel about yours?
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> From: ible@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ible@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jay Carlisle carlislejay@yahoo.com [ible]
> Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2017 8:19 AM
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> Subject: [IBLE] from Inland NW listserv: Probable Alder Flycatcher in Coolin (Priest Lake)
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> Paul Sieracki just shared this on Facebook too … wish it wasn’t 8+ hours away ? Jay
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> Date: Sat Jun 24 2017 19:16 pm
> From: gandrbond AT gmail.com
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> “This morning near our cabin at Coolin on Priest Lake, we encountered what almost certainly is an Alder Flycatcher. The call matched the call on our recording of Alder Flycatcher and could easily be differentiated from the Willow Flycatchers calling nearby. We then played the Alder Flycatcher call and the bird immediately flew right at us and lit on a branch so I could photograph it. The bird has a definite thin eye ring, definitely more of an eye ring than I have ever seen on a Willow Flycatcher and I am convinced it is an Alder Flycatcher. We walk this road every day I this is the first time we have heard this bird. On this 3/4 mile road this spring we have now identified 6 Empids, which includes a Least Flycatcher that has been calling daily for the last week. As best I can tell there are no records of Alder Flycatcher for the state of Idaho.
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