Post by JeffOver on Sept 29, 2006 16:51:40 GMT -8
The farmers cut the corn on Wednesday, so I've been able to walk in the back field a bit (the fields on the north end of Leary Park). Yesterday yielded some American pipits, a willow tree loaded with sparrows, mostly song sparrows and some white-crowned sparrows.
Today I saw more white-crowned sps in the hedge of berry trees just behind the baseball diamond at Leary Park, and I think I saw a different-looking sparrow but I lost it before I could get any field marks on it.
The highlight today was a juvenile northern harrier hunting- ;D
-I noticed in the big Sibley's that we're kind of close to where their winter, summer, and all-year ranges meet, so I'm not sure if this is a first for the winter or not. 
--Jeff
Today I saw more white-crowned sps in the hedge of berry trees just behind the baseball diamond at Leary Park, and I think I saw a different-looking sparrow but I lost it before I could get any field marks on it.
The highlight today was a juvenile northern harrier hunting- ;D
-I noticed in the big Sibley's that we're kind of close to where their winter, summer, and all-year ranges meet, so I'm not sure if this is a first for the winter or not. 
--Jeff
