speaking of Red Phalarope, it's been awhile From: "Birds Canada" <birdscanada@...> To: "Larry Arnold" <larnold47@...> Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2021 10:36:55 AM Subject: Your latest bird research a

Another view of hawks

Murphy's neck green wing. Pie bill. Lower dam outlet says phoebe roadside kestrel n.harrier sharpie I don't know what's in picture before this photo large hawk chasing smaller one,is this red tail on

In case anyone is interested, Norman Eshoo found an adult White-throated Sparrow at the southeast end of the cemetery below the rim on Wednesday. The Lord allowed me to be able to relocate it yesterda

Hi birders, Yesterday, Amy & I birded here, water level very low with substantial areas of mud. Only duck species were Green-winged Teal (most numerous), Shoveler, and Mallard. But most worthy of note

I discovered a male COMMON GRACKLE, this afternoon, and the University of Idaho's Parker Farm facility in east Moscow https://ebird.org/checklist/S79614719. This is a first record for Latah County and

there are some birds we are NOT meant to see, eh? we've tried for this NOMO at EISP several times, in fact missed it by mere minutes with RL on site recently I can accept this, but I doubt Missy will

Hey there ible... RL here. For you ebird users. Made an entry error that's gotten on the daily ebird alert report. Was not paying attention and accidentally logged HEGU x GLGU as a continuing bird sig

Foiled again saw today canyon cemetery out in open top of tree.flew off before photo .I saw one in s.e.az.on nest only head showing didn't try get closer so sat on my stool hoping mate would come near

Hello, I was wondering if the great gray owl was still in the location it has been in? I live pretty far away and I am considering coming to see. I am a respectful birder & don't get too close or both

In case anyone's interested, I found a Northern Goshawk at the north end of Canyon Hill Cemetery this morning. It was a fairly large, bulky, gray hawk with some black facial markings. It had broad, ro

Found along the road side yesterday, throat appeared torn, maybe a dropped raptor kill? Color on face, gray legs, and length of beak has us guessing some kind of grouse or partridge - there are game a

Greetings IBLE, I hope you all had a wonderful New Year. With 2020 finally in the rear view, I wanted to take a moment to look back on my year of birding and give some well overdue thanks to a number

I am disappointed with my photos and I clicked off dozens. I think there are some Black Rosy-Finches mixed in the large flock with Gray-crowned. Was 32 and breezy at the time I revisited the site in E

My daily bike ride can produce a wide range of birds, including raptors. While I don’t have any photos of the birds I see, I thought I would share a particularly great finish to my ride. I didn‘t see

I think I attached the wrong pics to my earlier note about raptors. Here are two pics of the dark, red-phase Ferruginous Hawk I found perched on a utility pole today. alan -- Alan C Gregory Lt. Col.,

Saw many buteos this morning in rural Elmore County. I hope I have the ID right on this bird: Ferruginous Hawk -- Alan C Gregory Lt. Col., USAF, Ret. Mountain Home, ID Air Force Public Affairs Alumni

Many of these hardy songbirds were foraging on a plowed field across the road from the sagebrush flat where I found the rosy-finches. -- Alan C Gregory Lt. Col., USAF, Ret. Mountain Home, ID Air Force

Anyone have an idea of what species these birds are? I photographed the flock over sage flats a mile or so from Old Highway 30 in Elmore County this afternoon. When I think of songbirds flocking in wi

Hi Birders, On October 19 At SW end of Lake Lowell Lower Dam in Canyon County, I saw and photographed a Red-tailed Hawk in a tree that had a large red tag on its wing. After asking a couple of raptor