The female Kentucky Warbler that Rich Miller found yesterday (4/27) was still
present this morning, seen at 10:15am or so. Thanks to Rich for reporting this
great bird!!
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
--- On Mon, 4/27/09, millerri...@aol.com <millerri...@aol.com> wrote:
I spent today birding in Custer Co. and had my first multiple warbler species
day (six) of the year. The highlight was a KENTUCKY WARBLER found in the
willow thicket below the dam at DeWeese Res. This thicket is almost
impenetrable but I was able to see birds moving around in it by looking down
from the cliff above it. Besides the KEWA, there were a dozen or so
Yellow-rumps, a couple of Wilson Warblers and a FOY C. Yellowthoat here. This
spot has produced several real gems in the past few years and it's a good place
to check out during warbler migration.
The reservoir is full and there is little exposed shoreline. Shorebirdwise
there was a Spotted Sandpiper, an Avocet and several Wilson Phalaropes.
Hundreds of ducks but nothing unusual.
Rich Miller
Canon City
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