After a more encouraging start to the
week, things tapered off to a mere 11 birds banded on Saturday at Chico Basin
Ranch. A Wood Thrush banded on Sept. 20th,
as well as one of the Black-throated Blue Warblers banded on Wednesday were
recaptured
on Saturday. We banded our sixth Rose-breasted Grosbeak of
the season on Friday. Total for the season is 776 birds of 55 species. Last
day of
banding for the season will be Saturday, Oct. 6th.
Thursday, Sept. 27 Total: 14
Philadelphia Vireo
– 1
Townsend’s
Solitaire - 1
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
– 2
Hermit Thrush - 2
Orange-crowned
Warbler – 2
Blackpoll Warbler –
1
Wilson’s Warbler –
3
Gambel’s
White-crowned Sparrow – 1
Lincoln’s Sparrow
– 1
Friday, Sept.
28 Total: 19
Sharp-shinned Hawk
– 1
Red-eyed Vireo – 1
Ruby-crowned
Kinglet – 2
Hermit Thrush - 5
Orange-crowned
Warbler – 2
Common
Yellowthroat - 1
Wilson’s Warbler –
2
Rose-breasted
Grosbeak – 1
Mountain White-crowned
Sparrow - 1
Gambel’s
White-crowned Sparrow – 1
Oregon Junco - 2
Saturday, Sept.
29 Total: 11
Red-breasted
Nuthatch - 1
Ruby-crowned
Kinglet – 1
Orange-crowned
Warbler – 1
Wilson’s Warbler
-5
Gambel’s
White-crowned Sparrow – 1
Oregon Junco - 2
Nancy Gobris -
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory
Steve Brown - Volunteer
Banding Assistant
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