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Denise Hughes via groups.io <deniseh449...> |
Re: [IBLE] Horned larks |
| 2/3/25 5:17 pm |
Denise Hughes via groups.io <deniseh449...> |
Re: [IBLE] Horned larks |
| 2/3/25 5:13 pm |
jennyk via groups.io <mt59602.jk...> |
Re: [IBLE] Horned larks |
| 2/3/25 4:24 pm |
rattlesnake4873 via groups.io <Rattlesnake4873...> |
Re: [IBLE] Horned larks |
| 2/3/25 3:31 pm |
Denise Hughes via groups.io <deniseh449...> |
[IBLE] Horned larks |
| 1/31/25 8:54 am |
Bill Moore via groups.io <hootowlbill...> |
Re: [IBLE] RB Nuthatches in E Idaho? |
| 1/31/25 8:47 am |
rattlesnake4873 via groups.io <Rattlesnake4873...> |
Re: [IBLE] RB Nuthatches in E Idaho? |
| 1/31/25 8:09 am |
John Schmidt via groups.io <jsecho03...> |
[IBLE] RB Nuthatches in E Idaho? |
| 1/27/25 3:48 pm |
Cliff Weisse via groups.io <cliffandlisa...> |
Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
| 1/27/25 3:43 pm |
Cliff Weisse via groups.io <cliffandlisa...> |
Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
| 1/27/25 12:14 pm |
lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...> |
Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
| 1/27/25 11:09 am |
Tim Reynolds via groups.io <t.doyle...> |
Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
| 1/27/25 11:02 am |
Bill Moore via groups.io <hootowlbill...> |
Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
| 1/27/25 10:52 am |
lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...> |
Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
| 1/26/25 8:24 pm |
Tim Reynolds via groups.io <t.doyle...> |
Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
| 1/26/25 6:04 pm |
lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...> |
[IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
| 1/18/25 9:46 am |
Diann Stone via groups.io <dstoneak2id...> |
Re: [IBLE] Steller's Jay |
| 1/17/25 11:42 pm |
Kit Struthers via groups.io <kit619...> |
Re: [IBLE] Steller's Jay |
| 1/17/25 8:37 pm |
lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...> |
[IBLE] Steller's Jay |
| 1/17/25 7:01 am |
Cliff Weisse via groups.io <cliffandlisa...> |
Re: [IBLE] Pelican At Harriman |
| 1/13/25 8:09 pm |
Scott MacButch via groups.io <scott...> |
[IBLE] Pelican At Harriman |
| 1/12/25 5:10 pm |
Tom & Susan Soniville via groups.io <tomnsueid...> |
[IBLE] Osprey |
| 1/11/25 8:54 am |
lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...> |
Re: [IBLE] Northern Shrike |
| 1/11/25 8:52 am |
lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...> |
[IBLE] Northern Shrike |
| 1/10/25 9:24 am |
Kerry Fitzharris via groups.io <birderfitz...> |
[IBLE] Cardinal |
| 1/10/25 9:20 am |
Kerry Fitzharris via groups.io <birderfitz...> |
[IBLE] Yellow Cardinal |
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Date: 2/3/25 5:18 pm
From: Denise Hughes via groups.io <deniseh449...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Horned larks |
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Date: 2/3/25 5:17 pm
From: Denise Hughes via groups.io <deniseh449...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Horned larks |
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a flock this large. The birds were in the road but mostly on the snow covered field on the south side of Melmont. They were moving around quite a bit and we couldn’t find anything other than the horned larks.
Denise Hughes
> On Feb 3, 2025, at 5:24 PM, rattlesnake4873 via groups.io <Rattlesnake4873...> wrote:
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> I saw three dozen or so (not 1000!) on my raptor survey last month down near the Whitley Bottoms.
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>> On Feb 3, 2025, at 4:30 PM, Denise Hughes via groups.io <deniseh449...> wrote:
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Date: 2/3/25 5:13 pm
From: jennyk via groups.io <mt59602.jk...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Horned larks |
Any Snow Buntings or Thick Billed Longspurs in the mix?
On Mon, Feb 3, 2025 at 5:24 PM rattlesnake4873 via groups.io
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Date: 2/3/25 4:24 pm
From: rattlesnake4873 via groups.io <Rattlesnake4873...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Horned larks |
I saw three dozen or so (not 1000!) on my raptor survey last month down near the Whitley Bottoms.
Dean
> On Feb 3, 2025, at 4:30 PM, Denise Hughes via groups.io <deniseh449...> wrote:
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Date: 1/31/25 8:54 am
From: Bill Moore via groups.io <hootowlbill...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] RB Nuthatches in E Idaho? |
We’ve got lots of siskens, almost as many as gold finches, and a few house finches. I recall we get nuthatches in late winter. Rosy finches only stuck around for less than an hour.
Bill Moore
Hoot Owl
Inkom
> On Jan 31, 2025, at 9:09 AM, John Schmidt via groups.io <jsecho03...> wrote:
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> Anyone in eastern Idaho seeing RB Nuthatches? We normally have lots of them but have recently noticed that we're not seeing any (Also, little to no house finches or pine siskins, fwiw). Wondering what, if anything, might be going on. We still have many Stellars Jays, lots of chickadees, goldfinches and evening grosbeaks. Maybe just the normal fluctuation that occurs year to year?
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Date: 1/31/25 8:47 am
From: rattlesnake4873 via groups.io <Rattlesnake4873...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] RB Nuthatches in E Idaho? |
What is the seedcop like in the pines and firs ? These seedeaters' numbers fluctuate with seed availability in Valley County I've noticed, and we have more evidence of that in their numbers on our Christmas bird counts.Dean Jones Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy Tablet
-------- Original message --------From: "John Schmidt via groups.io" <jsecho03...> Date: 1/31/25 9:09 AM (GMT-07:00) To: <IBLE...> Subject: [IBLE] RB Nuthatches in E Idaho? Anyone in eastern Idaho seeing RB Nuthatches? We normally have lots of them but have recently noticed that we're not seeing any (Also, little to no house finches or pine siskins, fwiw). Wondering what, if anything, might be going on. We still have many Stellars Jays, lots of chickadees, goldfinches and evening grosbeaks. Maybe just the normal fluctuation that occurs year to year?
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Date: 1/31/25 8:09 am
From: John Schmidt via groups.io <jsecho03...>
Subject: [IBLE] RB Nuthatches in E Idaho? |
Anyone in eastern Idaho seeing RB Nuthatches? We normally have lots of them but have recently noticed that we're not seeing any (Also, little to no house finches or pine siskins, fwiw). Wondering what, if anything, might be going on. We still have many Stellars Jays, lots of chickadees, goldfinches and evening grosbeaks. Maybe just the normal fluctuation that occurs year to year?
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Date: 1/27/25 3:48 pm
From: Cliff Weisse via groups.io <cliffandlisa...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
I got distracted and didn't finish my thought. There are a few around
east Idaho.
On 1/27/25 04:42PM, Cliff Weisse wrote:
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> FWIW, we saw one Rough-legged and one Ferruginous Hawk on the Rexburg
> bench in Madison County today so there are at least a few around.
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> On 1/27/25 01:14PM, lcarrigan_55 via groups.io wrote:
>> Thanks for info from both of you, Bill & Tim! Wow, wonder what's kept
>> the Rough-leggeds not that far away, just to the NE? Good food supply
>> I suppose. Interesting. Will be watching for Rosy Finches, too! Had
>> an irruption one year of literally, thousands! Would go thru a 50 lb
>> bag of sunflower seeds in 3-4 days. That was 40 yrs ago though.
>> Brian
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Date: 1/27/25 3:43 pm
From: Cliff Weisse via groups.io <cliffandlisa...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
FWIW, we saw one Rough-legged and one Ferruginous Hawk on the Rexburg
bench in Madison County today so there are at least a few around.
Cliff
On 1/27/25 01:14PM, lcarrigan_55 via groups.io wrote:
> Thanks for info from both of you, Bill & Tim! Wow, wonder what's kept
> the Rough-leggeds not that far away, just to the NE? Good food supply
> I suppose. Interesting. Will be watching for Rosy Finches, too! Had an
> irruption one year of literally, thousands! Would go thru a 50 lb bag
> of sunflower seeds in 3-4 days. That was 40 yrs ago though.
> Brian
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Island Park, Idaho
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Date: 1/27/25 12:14 pm
From: lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
Thanks for info from both of you, Bill & Tim! Wow, wonder what's kept the Rough-leggeds not that far away, just to the NE? Good food supply I suppose. Interesting. Will be watching for Rosy Finches, too! Had an irruption one year of literally, thousands! Would go thru a 50 lb bag of sunflower seeds in 3-4 days. That was 40 yrs ago though.
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Date: 1/27/25 11:09 am
From: Tim Reynolds via groups.io <t.doyle...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
I started my monthly surveys November 7, when I recorded 130 RLHA and 125 FEHA, plus 17 unknown buteos just too far away to ID.
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Thanks.Tim! Out of curiosity, do you know about when they showed up?
Brian
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Date: 1/27/25 11:02 am
From: Bill Moore via groups.io <hootowlbill...>
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Date: 1/26/25 8:24 pm
From: Tim Reynolds via groups.io <t.doyle...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
Brian
If you are feeling RLHA deprived, go for a drive around the ag fields north of Monteview. You will likely see 100+ in a morning.
Tim
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Subject: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk
Seem late in their winter arrival to me, but finally saw 2 Rough-legged Hawks today, fly over our place. And, have been looking during recent outings across Arco Desert & up to Challis & also snowshoeing in Wilderness Area. Never saw any Rough-leggeds during outings over several crossings from end of Dec, up until this past Fri. Very unusual, esp with an abundance of deer mice & meadow voles about, again this winter, as last year
Saw a Ferruginous Hawk from our place last weekend & one yesterday Numerous Red-tailed Hawks about in all diff't color phases from jet black to near completely white. Bald Eagles abound with both adults & juveniles around, along the river. Saw 5 today in as many minutes.
Interestingly, near absent this winter are Townsend's Solitaires, despite an abundance of juniper berries. Have only seen a couple & very sparingly. And, my hope for winter finches is rapidly fading, even though there are excellent cone crops at home & up in the high country I've recently visited. A surprise was a grouping of ~15 W Meadowlarks along the edge of the road near the Salmon River on outskirts of Challis last Monday.
Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot
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Date: 1/26/25 6:04 pm
From: lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...>
Subject: [IBLE] Finally. Rough-legged Hawk |
Seem late in their winter arrival to me, but finally saw 2 Rough-legged Hawks today, fly over our place. And, have been looking during recent outings across Arco Desert & up to Challis & also snowshoeing in Wilderness Area. Never saw any Rough-leggeds during outings over several crossings from end of Dec, up until this past Fri. Very unusual, esp with an abundance of deer mice & meadow voles about, again this winter, as last year.
Saw a Ferruginous Hawk from our place last weekend & one yesterday. Numerous Red-tailed Hawks about in all diff't color phases from jet black to near completely white. Bald Eagles abound with both adults & juveniles around, along the river. Saw 5 today in as many minutes.
Interestingly, near absent this winter are Townsend's Solitaires, despite an abundance of juniper berries. Have only seen a couple & very sparingly. And, my hope for winter finches is rapidly fading, even though there are excellent cone crops at home & up in the high country I've recently visited. A surprise was a grouping of ~15 W Meadowlarks along the edge of the road near the Salmon River on outskirts of Challis last Monday.
Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot
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Date: 1/18/25 9:46 am
From: Diann Stone via groups.io <dstoneak2id...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Steller's Jay |
Steller's Jay is one of my favorite northern forest birds. As you say, they
are vocal and can be quite entertaining to watch. They were frequent
visitors to feeders at my Alaska home surrounded by forest acreage.
Diann Stone
Boise Depot Bench
On Fri, Jan 17, 2025, 9:37 PM lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw=
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> Well, so far, my best winter bird has been Steller's Jay. It doesn't visit
> my feeder. Based on some other's posts, I've even tried peanuts & the other
> birds just seem to scatter them for the fox squirrels to gather. But, does
> like a windrow of Rocky Mtn Junipers I planted years ago. Maybe going after
> juniper berries??? It's quite vocal, when present & one has been here since
> Nov. Today, kept me entertained while I shoveled snow from decks & drives.
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> Brian Carrigan
> Blackfoot
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Date: 1/17/25 11:42 pm
From: Kit Struthers via groups.io <kit619...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Steller's Jay |
I’ve a Steller’s Jay since mid December. It usually comes to my suet feeders.
Kit Struthers
Idaho Falls
On Fri, 17 Jan, 2025 at 9:37 PM, lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...> wrote:
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Well, so far, my best winter bird has been Steller's Jay. It doesn't visit my feeder. Based on some other's posts, I've even tried peanuts & the other birds just seem to scatter them for the fox squirrels to gather. But, does like a windrow of Rocky Mtn Junipers I planted years ago. Maybe going after juniper berries??? It's quite vocal, when present & one has been here since Nov. Today, kept me entertained while I shoveled snow from decks & drives.
Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot
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Date: 1/17/25 8:37 pm
From: lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...>
Subject: [IBLE] Steller's Jay |
Well, so far, my best winter bird has been Steller's Jay. It doesn't visit my feeder. Based on some other's posts, I've even tried peanuts & the other birds just seem to scatter them for the fox squirrels to gather. But, does like a windrow of Rocky Mtn Junipers I planted years ago. Maybe going after juniper berries??? It's quite vocal, when present & one has been here since Nov. Today, kept me entertained while I shoveled snow from decks & drives.
Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot
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Date: 1/17/25 7:01 am
From: Cliff Weisse via groups.io <cliffandlisa...>
Subject: Re: [IBLE] Pelican At Harriman |
I lived where I could see the river in Last Chance and skied at Harriman
regularly for ten years and I can't recall ever seeing a pelican during
winter. I have a record for one in Ashton in 2010 but nothing up here in
Island Park. Pretty cool find - maybe a result of the very mild winter?
Cliff
On 1/13/25 09:09PM, Scott MacButch wrote:
> Spotted one American White Pelican while skiing along the Henrys Fork
> today (January 13). It was near park headquarters and with bunch of
> Trumpeter Swans. Temperature was 17F and the Pelican was pressing its
> beak into the feathers on his back a lot to stay warm I imagine. Just
> wondering how common it is to have a Pelican up there this time of year?
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Date: 1/13/25 8:09 pm
From: Scott MacButch via groups.io <scott...>
Subject: [IBLE] Pelican At Harriman |
Spotted one American White Pelican while skiing along the Henrys Fork today (January 13). It was near park headquarters and with bunch of Trumpeter Swans. Temperature was 17F and the Pelican was pressing its beak into the feathers on his back a lot to stay warm I imagine. Just wondering how common it is to have a Pelican up there this time of year?
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Date: 1/12/25 5:10 pm
From: Tom & Susan Soniville via groups.io <tomnsueid...>
Subject: [IBLE] Osprey |
We took a drive towards Cascade on Friday for a change of scenery. Found a pair of mature bald eagles in a tree at the south end of Gardena. We made a side trip into Crouch where we saw an osprey flying along the river, east of the grocery store. Didn't get a picture, but the size, shape, color and call all matched for an osprey. We were wondering how common it is for osprey to skip the migration south? Also found another pair of bald eagles at Kelly's Whitewater Park is Cascade. A quality over quantity trip.
Tom Soniville
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Date: 1/11/25 8:52 am
From: lcarrigan_55 via groups.io <carriganbw...>
Subject: [IBLE] Northern Shrike |
Have found my bird feeder friends are just as afraid of a N Shrike, as they are a Sharp-shinned Hawk. Maybe even moreso. As, even the BC Chickadees are more wary when the Shrike is around, than they are of a Sharpie. N Shrike appeared this last week & seems to prefer DE Juncos. But, can sure create havoc at the feeder when flies through!
Brian Carrigan
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