Thanks, John, for the great questions. I have no answers. However, I have
one clarification/addition. To wit:
eastern warblers that have been inhabiting Boulder Creek for the past few
> weeks. There have been 6 different species--Chestnut-sided, No. Parula,
> Tennessee, Pine, Orange-crowned & Nashville—holed up in this location for
> some time now. None of them choose to
>
Actually, 7 or 8 different species. Audubon's and Myrtle warblers, too,
have been photo-documented in the flock. Y'know, that would be a decidedly
good "Eastern warblers" flock at Two Buttes or somewhere in May. Amazing
that they're all along Boulder Creek in the days leading up to the CBC.
Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder Co.
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