[birding] E.E. Wilson sparrows and Red-shouldered Hawk

[Rich Hoyer]

Hi All,

Eve and Rob Gill and I spent about 3 1/2 hours in the northern half of  
E. E. Wilson today, walking a total of about 4.5 miles. We visited the  
areas of the ghosts of Sedge Wren, but did not wander through the area  
all that thoroughly. We did work the sparrow flocks from the roads and  
eventually came up with four WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS. We also had a  
RED-SHOULDERED HAWK north of the northernmost east-west road. WRENTITS  
were singing all over the place, and I think we had about 5 pairs. We  
had two HUTTON'S VIREOS with the many chickadee-warbler flocks. We had  
43 species in all.

It was a nice finale to my two-week visit here and such a gorgeous  
day. I'm headed back to Tucson tomorrow, sadly.

Good Birding,

Rich
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Rich Hoyer
Tucson, Arizona

Senior Leader for WINGS
http://wingsbirds.com
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