I sent that last message to the wrong bird list. The name change is to blame. I'm used to typing the first letter (I) into my email program and it pops up as Inland Birders. Now, of course, it pops up

JANUARY's BEST YARD BIRDS John Ormiston Northern Pygmy-Owl Hamilton, MT Pat Bartholomew American Kestrel Hamilton, MT Georgianna Taylor Great Horned Owl Hamilton, MT Sherry Ritter White-breasted Nutha

I saw the Pine Warbler at the Ray and Bettie Hoff's in Moscow this morning at about 8:45. It visited the feeder once for a meal worm and spent several minutes in the nearby ornamentals and spruce givi

All - Here's my blurb for our upcoming field trip. We will start out at the Potlatch Mill cattail marsh and have a reasonably good chance to see Virginia Rail(s) at that location. There are a few owls

All - I talked to Rick Welle last evening and he told me that the BARRED OWL is back in its same spot at Spalding (Nez Perce NHP) east of Lewiston along the Clearwater R. He has seen it in the open an

Charles Swift mentioned early RW Blackbirds the other day and theis morning I had a single male RWBB at my feeder. This is the earliest we've seen them here in Island Park in the ten years I've been h

Does anyone know where to bird in the Fort Boise area? Thanks Denise Hughes Caldwell, Idaho deniseh@...

I went by the GG Owl spot this afternoon and Chris Boyd told me the bird had not been seen for several days (although we did see it on Monday evening). So it may not have been seen yesterday but I don

Denise, Are you referring to the Ft. Boise WMA just west of Parma? If so, most anywhere in the management area is potentially good birding. There are a few places that are closed year-round and others

A rather belated report, but I checked out Smith's Pond near New Plymouth last Friday, Feb. 4th, and the New Plymouth lagoons, too. Lots of Canada Geese, but at Smith's there were about 24 'small race

RWBB Poisoning (?) I received this item through GREENLines last night (2/8), and I have some questions that I hope someone out there can answer. "ADC TARGETS 2 MILLION BLACKBIRDS: The USDA's repackage

I have what I think is a pretty neat photo of the Boise, Barber Park, Barred Owl. I will be glad to send it in .jpg format as an attachment to anybody who would like to see it. If you would like to se

Sorry to post again on this, but for those of you who are registered eGroups users, if you go to the "vault" I have created a folder called Photos. If you open this folder the .jpg image of the Barred

In a past post I mentioned a Snowy Owl sighting here in the Emmett Valley. This was about December 14-17 just south and east of town. Here is how it was noticed. The gentleman rancher has a big old ba

Yesterday I had another seemingly early arrival. I had two Pine Siskins on my feeder for about five minutes. I saw one in a flock of Red Crossbills about a month ago so I'm not entirely convinced they

Birders - The Pullman Great Gray Owl has not been seen since Monday of this week so I would hesitate to make along trip to look for it. I have received a picture of it through via email and will post

Bird Enthusiast: I birded Deer Flat NWR, Dry Lakes and Wilson Ponds this morning 2-11-00. I found 55 species between 8:15 a. m. and 12:30 p. m. I was looking for Bonaparte's Gull that had been reporte

I visited harriman State Park again yesterday and found most of the same species I've been seeing all winter. There were two Hooded Margansers on the Henry's Fork and I saw my first Bufflehead of the

While skiing at Palouse divide, northeast of Potlatch, ID, we found a small flock of Pine Grosbeaks today. Several were out on the road picking up grit when we arrived in the morning. The elevation at

Iblers John Gatchet and I birded together today, Saturday, Feb.12, from 0800 - 1530. We saw a total of 63 species of birds. We visited Nampa Fish Hatchery, Wilson Ponds, Dry Lakes, Lake Lowell, Schaff