[obol] Re: Harney Wrap-up (Bobolinks)

From: James Coleman <jdcinpdx@xxxxxxxxx>
To: obol@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sun, 26 May 2013 21:06:43 -0700
Bobolinks were also easy to see along one stretch of Pine Creek Road north
of US 20. (Pine Creek Road leaves US 20 about 5 miles north of Buchanan.)
Proceeding from the north (from the junction with the Van Drewsey Road),
start looking for Bobolinks about 1 mile past the large green mailbox. If
proceeding from the south, start looking when you see wet meadows.

On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 8:29 PM, Tim Blount <harneybirder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Thought I would wrap up the day here in Harney County. It started out cold
> and blowing and just got worse from there. As it warmed a little this
> morning it seemed the Western Tanagers came out of the woodwork. That was
> about the time that Vjera Thompson spotted a bright male Rose-breasted
> Grosbeak on the hillside in some brush. Many had great views of the bird
> and some of us were able to get photos. Later in the day a  female
> Rose-breasted Grosbeak was found here. A crew led by Alan Contreras left
> for Fields and others went looking for Bobolinks and the Frenchglen
> Great-tailed Grackle. Bobolinks were very easy to see on the CPR road but
> unfortunately, the Great-tailed Grackle had moved its great tail to an
> unknown location. Fields yielded a Tennessee Warbler  for John Sullivan and
> Laura Johnson and others were able to observe and photograph it. Benson
> Pond continues to play host to a Black and White Warbler and Tristan Hynes
> found a Black Phoebe there. Ron Peterson found a roosting Common Nighthawk
> at Benson. Wayne Bowers reported a Gray Catbird at his home west of Hines
> today and Larry Hammond reported a 'Pink Sided' Junco that he and his wife
> had seen yesterday on Greenhouse Lane.As mentioned in earlier posts, there
> are photos from today on www.harneybirder.com!
>
> Cheers!
>
> Tim Blount
> www.harneybirder.com
>
[obol] Re: Harney Wrap-up (Bobolinks)

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