May 1, 2012
Richard Stevens:
I was contacted around midnight by Aaron Payner. What the heck, I took him up to Reynolds Park (Jefferson County).
Aaron Payner and I searched for Northern Pygmy-Owls at Reynolds Park about an hour before sunrise. Unfortunately, none called this morning.
We did hear a Common Poorwill while standing at the larger parking area.
A Williamson's Sapsucker was found along the Raven's Roost Trail south of the old service road. We could not find any Dusky Grouse. A female American Three-toed Woodpecker was north of the intersection of the three trails (Raven's Roost, Eagle's View & Oxen Draw).
Other birds found included; three species of nuthatches, Pine Siskins, 4 Red Crossbills, a Virginia's Warbler (along creek), a Hermit Thrush, and several Townsend's Solitaires.
Richard Stevens:
I was contacted around midnight by Aaron Payner. What the heck, I took him up to Reynolds Park (Jefferson County).
Aaron Payner and I searched for Northern Pygmy-Owls at Reynolds Park about an hour before sunrise. Unfortunately, none called this morning.
We did hear a Common Poorwill while standing at the larger parking area.
A Williamson's Sapsucker was found along the Raven's Roost Trail south of the old service road. We could not find any Dusky Grouse. A female American Three-toed Woodpecker was north of the intersection of the three trails (Raven's Roost, Eagle's View & Oxen Draw).
Other birds found included; three species of nuthatches, Pine Siskins, 4 Red Crossbills, a Virginia's Warbler (along creek), a Hermit Thrush, and several Townsend's Solitaires.
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