Post by murraybrown on Sept 19, 2007 19:25:06 GMT -8
Between 5:00 and 5:15 p.m. today the Flycatcher was actively feeding along the slough on Whorley Rd. It appeared to be feeding primarily on Damselflies.
Unlike yesterday when Jason and I so no sign of any birds, today the joint was really jumping with migrants in all the bushes and trees.
Because of the extremely rusty [almost red] tail and partial wing feathers this bird really stood out and is almost certainly a juvenile.
When last seen it was 130 meters west of the intersection of Whorley and Tuyttens roads flycatching from the blackberry bushes.
Murray Brown,
Agassiz
Unlike yesterday when Jason and I so no sign of any birds, today the joint was really jumping with migrants in all the bushes and trees.
Because of the extremely rusty [almost red] tail and partial wing feathers this bird really stood out and is almost certainly a juvenile.
When last seen it was 130 meters west of the intersection of Whorley and Tuyttens roads flycatching from the blackberry bushes.
Murray Brown,
Agassiz
