Date: 10/26/24 8:04 am From: Tommy Goodwin <tommy.j.goodwin.jr...> Subject: SATH and CCLO at CBCA - Yes
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The WGNSS group reports that the Sage Thrasher and at least 3 Chestnut-collared Longsuprs are continuing this morning at Columbia Bottomss CA, St. Louis Co. both species are continuing in the same area described on many checklists yesterday, but in brief:
Park at the parking lot like you were going to walk to the confluence. Walk west across the main road and past the gate, down the service road. The SATH typically hangs out on the south side of the service road near the interface of the winter wheat and the native grasses, where the dirt is tilled. The CCLOs have been hanging out in the tilled native grasses along the north edge of the next field west of the SATH spot. General points for the two are: SATH (38.8047865, -90.1371568)
and CCLO (38.8050067, -90.1429239). The SATH hides a lot and the CCLO are very difficult to see unless they are airborne after they are accidentally flushed, so come prepared with patience and good shoes.
Good luck!
Tommy J. Goodwin
St. Charles, MO
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