Date: 9/25/26 12:57 pm From: Chicobander <jshieldcastle...> Subject: [cobirds] Chico Basin Ranch Banding Station Report-Bird Conservancy of the Rockies-September 25, 2026
Low lying fog and clouds in the surrounding area curtailed migrating birds from dropping into the banding station olive grove this morning. There have been a couple accipiter hawks around the area all week. We caught another male immature Sharp-shinned Hawk today. otherwise a slow and quiet bird day. Fortunately we had a couple birds to show and talk about bird migration to Gold Camp 5th graders this morning. A Hammond's Flycatcher was hanging out in the cottonwoods singing this morning. What a loud singer for such a little bird! *15 New Banded Birds* Wilson's Warbler- 4 Oregon (Dark-eyed) Junco- 3 Pink-sided (Dark-eyed) Junco- 1 Gambel's White-Crowned Sparrow- 1 Spotted Towhee- 2 Hermit Thrush- 2 Brown Thrasher- 1 Sharp-shinned Hawk- 1
*3 Recaptures* Brown Thrasher Yellow-breasted Chat Gray Catbird
The Banding station will be open tomorrow from sunrise until @ noon. If interested in visiting the ranch, please register online at www.aikenaudubon.com Have a good weekend!
Julie Shieldcastle, Bander Chico Basin Ranch Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
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