October 9, 2011
Sue Ehlmann:
Rebecca Kosten, Rich Stevens, Bryan and I decided to search for the Red-headed, Lewis's and Three-toed Woodpeckers near Cheesman Reservoir. We walked from the Cheesman Canyon Trailhead to the green trailer to the west; no woodpeckers. An adult and 1st year Green-tailed Towhee and a late Wilson's Warbler were in the willows south of the road.
Richard and Bryan hiked up the Cheesman Canyon Trail and found two Three-toed Woodpeckers while Rebecca and I wandered around. Once again, the Red-headed and Lewis's Woodpeckers eluded us.
We stopped half a dozen times along Sugar Creek Road. No Pygmy Owls were seen. We didn't want to stay around until dusk, so gave up on them.
Three Townsend's Solitaires and a small flock of Cedar Waxwings were at the Sedalia Cemetery.
Sue Ehlmann:
Rebecca Kosten, Rich Stevens, Bryan and I decided to search for the Red-headed, Lewis's and Three-toed Woodpeckers near Cheesman Reservoir. We walked from the Cheesman Canyon Trailhead to the green trailer to the west; no woodpeckers. An adult and 1st year Green-tailed Towhee and a late Wilson's Warbler were in the willows south of the road.
Richard and Bryan hiked up the Cheesman Canyon Trail and found two Three-toed Woodpeckers while Rebecca and I wandered around. Once again, the Red-headed and Lewis's Woodpeckers eluded us.
We stopped half a dozen times along Sugar Creek Road. No Pygmy Owls were seen. We didn't want to stay around until dusk, so gave up on them.
Three Townsend's Solitaires and a small flock of Cedar Waxwings were at the Sedalia Cemetery.
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