So after a Sun-Thurs trip that looked something like this:
Sun am - leave Boston, fly to Detroit
Sun midday - leave Detroit, fly to Chicago, leave Chicago en route via car to MN
Sun late PM - arrive Twin Cities area
Mon-Wed midday - work
Wed midday - Begin trip to Chicago
Wed pm - arrive Chicago, promptly hit the hay
Thurs AM - train ride to see Jamie, then roam around until time for lunch
Thurs midday - leave Chicago, Fly to Detroit
Thurs PM - Leave Detroit, fly to Boston, have dinner, arrive UNH late.
So as I was saying... I have determined Yellow-Headed Blackbirds don't exist - or at least that I am never going to see one.
OK that makes no sense to anyone but me but thats alright. I'll get to the point - all in all the trip was good, we got a lot done, I didn't see any new birds, but did have a nice spot of Mourning Warbler in the greater St. Paul area. St. Paul itself is a lovely city. Good coffee shops, nice ice cream stores, beautiful buildings, and the traffic at night was easy.
I don't really have much else to say other than I have tons of typing work to do and plenty of migration to catch up on... so thats my update for now.
Stokes Finch Guide one of Best Bird Books 2024, from American Birding
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So honored that The Stokes Guide to Finches of the United States and Canada
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