Fairmount Cemetery/Willow Valley subdivision, Prowers County, Lamar, CO.

[Janeal Thompson]

Light rain this a.m., in Lamar.  The molting male Pine Warbler is still at Fairmount Cemetery as of this morning, 08Sept2016 in the company of multiple Yellow-rumps, Wilson's, and a couple of Orange-crowned Warblers.  As per yesterday, the bird was in the pines to the left of the entrance.  Difficult to find unless it is calling.  The PIWA is possibly the same bird found by Dave Leatherman in August and refound by Brandon Percival and others on the 3rd of September. 

At my birdbath/feeders in the Willow Valley Subdivision, I had a Western Tanager and a Black-chinned Hummingbird.

During a brief visit to Lamar Community College I saw a female Northern Cardinal, Gray Catbird, several Wilson's Warblers, Lesser Goldfinches, Orange-crowned Warblers, Yellow-rumps, Clay-colored Sparrows, a Brown Thrasher and a family of Blue Grosbeaks. 

Thanks to Duane Nelson for showing me the beautiful, fall Canada Warbler.

Janeal Thompson

Lamar, CO