[Birdnet] Blue-headed Vireo and Least Flycatcher

[Tim Avery]

I spent a good chunk of the day at Garr Ranch (10:00am - 2:00pm) photographing
the hummers and looking for migrants.  By far the best variety of migrants at
the ranch this fall.  There weren't a huge number of birds, but the variety was
striking.

After about an hour and a half birding I stumbled upon a BLUE-HEADED VIREO near
the same location as mentioned by Merrill Webb and Glenn Barlow on Saturday. 
Not sure if it is the same bird, but location seems to fit:

http://timaverybirding.com/photos/aug07/bhvi_01.jpg
http://timaverybirding.com/photos/aug07/bhvi_02.jpg

I followed the bird for a couple minutes, and only saw it once more about an
hour later in the same area.  The only other Vireo present was a CASSIN'S VIREO
in the tree to the southeast of the pond.

http://timaverybirding.com/photos/aug07/cavi_01.jpg

The other interesting bird was this empid, which looks like a 1st year LEAST
FLYCATCHER.  Any thoughts?

http://timaverybirding.com/photos/aug07/empid_01.jpg

There were a lot of Empids, including all 4 of Utah's common Empids as well as a
Willow Flycatcher near the fence at the spring.

1 Willow Flycatcher
3 Gray Flycatcher
1 Cordilleran Flycatcher
2 Dusky Flycatcher
2 Hammond's FLycatcher
1 possible Least Flycatcher

Good Birding

Tim
Salt Lake City, UT
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