[Birdnet] Sherwood Hills & Cache Co., 9/7

[Craig Fosdick]

Birded Sherwood Hills this morning looking for migrants.  Yellow-rumped
Warblers were the most numerous migrant. I also had three Red-breasted
Nuthatches; they seem to be popping up a lot in the past couple of weeks.  I
think I've found a couple everytime I've birded in the mountains or
foothills.  On the way home I also quickly checked both the Logan Mitigation
Ponds (aka Sue's Ponds) and the Bear River Oxbow (the Pacific Corp access
point) on 3800 West.  Nothing new at either location.

Good birding, Craig

Craig Fosdick
Logan, Utah

Location:     Sherwood Hills
Observation date:     9/7/08
Number of species:     18

Northern Flicker     1
Hammond's Flycatcher     1
Warbling Vireo     10
Barn Swallow     10
Black-capped Chickadee     15
Red-breasted Nuthatch     3
Hermit Thrush     2
American Robin     1
Cedar Waxwing     4
Nashville Warbler     2
Yellow-rumped Warbler     15
Black-throated Gray Warbler     1
MacGillivray's Warbler     1
Wilson's Warbler     5
Western Tanager     1
Chipping Sparrow     20
Dark-eyed Junco     7
Pine Siskin     25

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Location:     Logan Mitigation Ponds
Observation date:     9/7/08
Notes:     >2 peeps, 1 unidentified dowitcher spp., 100 gull spp.,
California/Ring-billed.
Number of species:     8

Mallard     10
Northern Shoveler     2
White-faced Ibis     45
American Avocet     1
Spotted Sandpiper     1
Western Sandpiper     3
Franklin's Gull     80
Ring-billed Gull     38
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Location:     Bear River Oxbow
Observation date:     9/7/08
Notes:     200 gulls too far to identify; either California or Ring-billed.
Not Franklin's Gulls.
Number of species:     7

Canada Goose     X
American White Pelican     10
Great Blue Heron     1
White-faced Ibis     500
Sandhill Crane     6
Killdeer     1
Barn Swallow     10

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