A few things of note today for me in South West Kansas in Morton County on Sunday, 28 September.
The Elkhart Shelterbelt had a flock of birds this morning, a Philadelphia, a Red-eyed, an Eastern Warbling-Vireos, a Tennessee and a Nashville Warbler, and two Broad-winged Hawks. Later, with other Kansas birders, there was a female Black-headed Grosbeak. Luckily, I went to Point of Rocks, and my state bird Sprague's Pipit flew over for several birders, Rufous-crowned Sparrow was calling, other birders got Canyon Towhee there too. The other productive spot for me today, was Middle Spring Picnic Area, I saw and photographed the continuing Western Flycatcher, also saw a Philadelphia Vireo there as well.
