[Birdnet] Turnstone, Martin, Grackle in Davis Co.

[Joel and Kathy Beyer]

This morning on our way to Antelope Island, we spotted a Purple Martin
sitting on the wires at 1700 So. 3000 W. in Syracuse.  Along the
Causeway, all the birds reported from Saturday were present, with the
addition of a Ruddy Turnstone and several Long-billed Dowitchers (both
about MM 5.5).  All the shorebirds (except a few Western Sandpipers and
Sanderlings) were gone by early afternoon.  Grasshopper Sparrows and a
Peregrine Falcon were seen along the road to Garr Ranch.   Birds at the
Ranch included Willow Flycatcher, Northern Waterthrush, Say's Phoebe,
Western Wood Pewee, Cooper's Hawk, Green-tailed Towhee,Townsend's
Solitaire, Lincoln's Sparrow, and a single Yellow Warbler.   This
afternoon at the Kaysville Ponds we saw 6 Common Grackles.  They were in
the trees just south of the Botanical Center.

Kathy and Joel