Subject: [Tweeters] Washtucna migrants
Date: Aug 7 17:01:57 2009
From: craigco - 2cbird at hughes.net
08/07/09
Washtucna, Adams Co, received a little rain this morning so I thought it
worth checking.
The only thing weird was a probable immature MACGILLIVRAY'S WARBLER with a
broken breastband & yellow throat.
It had "strong eye-arcs", long tail & a tiny white chin.
I first called it Nashville because of the yellow throat, but was corrected.
Perhaps hybrid Mourning or hybrid Nashville??
We did see a couple NASHVILLE & 1 real MACGILLIVRAY'S.
Otherwise one or two TOWNSEND'S, ORANGE-CROWNED, WILSON'S, & YELLOW
WARBLERS.
Also 2 WESTERN TANAGERS, a calling "WESTERN FLYCATCHER", at least 5
OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHERS & maybe ten WARBLING VIREOS.
It's starting!
CraigCorder
Cheney
2cbird att hughes dott nett