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[Dennis Shirley <colimawarbler at yahoo dot com>]

Hi All,

I spent the morning birding the south end of Utah County from the Tintics to Goshen, Genola, West Mountain, and Lincoln Point. It's a fun time to be out because you have a mixture of summer residents procrastinating, fall migrants progressing, and winter visiters

pushing in. Add the predictable permanent residents and you have a parade of pleasurable performances. Whew!! So much for the literary exercise. I don't know what got into me!

 Nothing terribly rare, but here's some of the more interesting sightings:

 

Permanent: Common Bushtit - 3 flocks on the old Dividend/ Eureka road

                  Peregrine Falcon - Utah Lake/ Goshen Bay

                  Yellow-rumped Warblers - 100's, in all areas

Summer: 4 Grebes

              3 Gulls

              6 Swallows

              5 Warblers

Migrants: Osprey - Lincoln Point

              Townsend's Warbler - Tintics

              Cassin's Vireo - Tintics

Winter: MERLIN - West Mt.. Ist of Fall

          

Good Birding, Dennis               

 

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