Jackson Reservoir was home to over a thousand Franklin's Gulls, which I thought was a large number this late in the year for that location. There was one Clark's Grebe among a hundred Westerns. An Eastern Screech Owl responded to playback just across the road from the Visitor's Center on the west side of Jackson. A dozen or more Yellow-rumped Warblers were in the Russian Olives in the campgrounds, but no other little birds. Otherwise nothing unusual. The water is quite high, lapping the base of the dam and I saw no shorebirds, but did not go to the north side, where there is better habitat. In a flooded field along Highway 71 just south of I-76 in Brush there was a single Cattle Egret (latish). A Hermit Thrush was in downtown Brush. Joe Roller
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