Subject: [Tweeters] Davenport LESSER GOLDFINCHES
Date: May 7 16:02:36 2013
From: Jonathan B. Isacoff - isacoff at gonzaga.edu


Hi Birders,

Had 2 (possibly 3 or 4, hard to tell for sure) singing LESSER GOLDFINCHES in Davenport Cemetery this morning. This is a 1st Lincoln County Record. The birds were very high up in Spruces and would not pose for photographs, unfortunately. Other birds of note were FOY LARK SPARROWS, Savannah, White-crowned, Chipping, and FOX Sparrow, many Hermit Thrushes and Townsend's Warblers, and the usual suspects for this time of year.

A late SNOW GOOSE was at Reardan. One last: other than the LEGO's, one of the Hermit Thrushes was periodically singing it's full song from in a tree - never heard a migrant do that before!

Good birding,
Jon Isacoff, Spokane

Jonathan B. Isacoff
Chair, Environmental Studies
Associate Professor, Political Science
Gonzaga University, Box 52
Spokane, WA 99258-0052
isacoff at gonzaga.edu