Our second-ever MacGillivray's in the backyard was present yesterday afternoon and this morning, during a very busy afternoon back there. Also of note was what will be a new yard bird if it'll ever sit still long enough for positive ID, but a very probable Wilson's Warbler. Other regulars, many with fresh youngsters along, include: BC Chickadees (including one with a black eyeline, but otherwise mostly white head) 1 Mtn Chickadee 1 Blue Jay Red-breasted Nuthatches Mourning Doves 1 Chipping Sparrow EC Doves 1 Empidonax Flycatcher 2 already-winter plumaged Am. Goldfinches House Finches/ House Sparrows Barn Swallows A surprising lack of raptor activity. I typically get a Cooper's or Sharpie drive-by with this much feeder activity. Though one suddenly quiet half-hour this morning may suggest that there was one in the neighborhood. Dave Cameron Denver
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