[Birdtalk] RE: [Birdnet] ...do you still have hummers?

[Eric Huish]

Since Candy asked... I still have Rufous, Broad-tailed, Black-chinned, and 
Calliope Hummingbirds coming to my feeders.  Including an adult male 
Broad-tailed which doesn't have any wing trill and an Immature Male Calliope 
with a few red throat feathers growing in.

I looked through my records and here are my late dates for hummers in my 
yard. (Pleasant Grove, Utah County, UT).

Rufous - Oct 3
Black-chinned - Oct 12
Broad-tailed - Oct 6
Calliope - Today - September 23 (previously sept 22, 2003)

They likely actually stay a little later.

You get a lot of great yard birds Candy.  Keep reporting.


Eric Huish
Pleasant Grove UT
poorwill_ at hotmail.com
801-360-8777


----Original Message Follows----
From: Zaffisc at aol.com
To: birdnet at utahbirds.org
Subject: [Birdnet] Winter Wren at Dugway
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2006 18:13:09 EDT

Hi again Utah birders.
I had to share another lifer today... my first Winter Wren arrived  in the
front yard.
It was poking around the tires of my Jeep, while I watched it for 10  
minutes.
This bird is also NOT listed on the Dugway Bird checklist.
It was sitting on my mailbox not 8 feet away from me a few seconds,  then it
saw me and bolted under the car.  How cool is that!!
I still have Black-chinned females and youngsters visitings...do  you still
have hummers visiting (just curious how long to leave the feeders  up for)??

Candy (at Dugway)


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