Greetings Jim:
Get me the photos ASAP and I will do what I can. Your yard is kicking
Clapp Park's the Canyon Lake's respective asses.
Anthony
On Sun, Oct 4, 2015 at 5:42 PM, James Crites <jrcrites@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yesterday, I had a really good look at a fall male scarlet tanager in my
backyard. Field marks matched exactly to both Sibey's and National
Geographic field guides. This is a lifer for me. Today, I have had
several good looks at a kingbird. The bill looks like a western, but the
yellow on the breast goes up to the throat. I have not observed whether
the outer tail feathers were white or not. I have been able to take two
pictures thru the window, during the rain. Please help with this
identification.
Migrants that I have seen this weekend, here in the yard are as follows:
blackchinned humming birds (so fat I am surprised they can fly) -
numerous, and fiesty
orange-crowned warblers - 5 ( at least)
wilson's warblers - 2
black-throated green warbler -1
hermit thrush 1
northern flicker (yellow shafted) 1
Okay, I am having problems with technology. The photos will be coming
shortly.
Jim Crites
Northwest Lubbock
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