The field season is progressing nicely here in western Nebraska. Bird migration has also really increased in the last week or two. The refuge is just loaded with phalaropes, a variety of sparrows, and kingbirds. I'm still waiting for the bigger push of warblers however.
The only bird of note for me was a Caspian Tern that was fishing at Island Lake. This was a first for me at Crescent Lake NWR.
My yard list has topped 80 species. Most recent were additions of:
Black-headed Grosbeak
Lark Sparrow
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Western Kingbird
Spotted Towhee
Forster's Tern
Hope all is well out there in your modern civilization,
Cory
