Claire Montour and I went to Belmar at noon today and happened upon the
gray flycatcher, as described on previous posts, at the north end of the
largest pond, very near the parking lot. The downward tail movement was very
distinct and it matched other characteristics. Sure appreciate this bird
being found and "shared", so to speak.
We had a short time to bird and found no other surprises. In addition
to birds listed below, there was what appeared to be a cross between a
canada goose and a greater white fronted goose. Is that a regular there?
shovelers
gadwall
lesser scaup
bufflehead
coot
ruddy duck
avocet (aggressive towards blue winged teal)
blue winged teal
tons o'yellow rumped warblers
common yellow throat
spotted sandpiper
robin
red winged blackbird
chipping sparrow
Thanks, Deb Carstensen, Littleton, Arapahoe Countyh
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